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Thank you for the report. There are inconsistencies with your description which needs clarification. >The RPM does not declare the correct dependency, so DNF installs an incompatible combination. >This is a packaging error. Unless there is a hard dependency, this is usually not the case for most packages. Some packages, when being built, will automatically require certain versions or symbols (llvm is an example of this where mesa is heavily reliant on specific versions and symbols). Kea does not fall into this category as there is nothing indicating to build process (by spec or by detection) of specific reliance of the libraries it built against. In this scenario, this is akin to cherry picking updates. At the surface, your system was not fully up to date when installing kea. >However, Rocky Linux 10 ships with: >openssl-libs-3.2.2-16.el10.x86_64 10.0 does, but 10.1 is released. 10.0 is now end of life and you are encouraged to update all of your systems to 10.1 using dnf update. >dnf clean all >dnf update -y You are stating you ran this, but if you did, you would receive the latest openssl automatically as it's part of 10.1, which was released this week. See attached screenshot. There was no reason to do any manual updates of packages. Setting to needinfo as I am unable to reproduce this behavior with your stated steps. Please ensure that you are updating your systems, fully, before installing any other packages. |
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- Anonymous
