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cargo cbuild on macOS results in openssl@1 errors #440
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cargo-c is the one provided by homebrew? |
The openssl dependency comes from cargo itself, if cargo works then so should work cargo-c assuming you built it from source. If the homebrew cargo-c has the problem it should be discussed there. I just tested and
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Yes, I installed cargo using homebrew, however
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Thank you. Just did this:
Question - having done this, I'm still getting the openssl error. Do I need to add a path to my environment directly for pkg config or other to ensure cbuild picks it up? When I removed c-build from cargo it removed ~/.cargo/bin files
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Using macOS on Apple Silicon with openssl installed via homebrew current openssl@3 located on my system at /opt/homebrew/Cellar/oopenssl@3/3.4.0
Trying to build a gstreamer/GTK plugin using directions from here:
(https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/gstreamer/gst-plugins-rs/#building)
Build results in the following:
Is there a OPENSSL environment variable I should or could use to direct cbuild to use my current version of openssl@3 instead of openssl@1?
Thanks for any help or guidance.
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