sudo apt install openssl1.1 (ubuntu 18.04) When building the application, the header is not visible, can it be that they are not in libssl1.1 and they are in a different package?
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- There is simply no package called
openssl1.1in the repository for the ubuntu distribution version 18.04. - but the package named
libssl1.1is available - headers in debian -base distributions are usually separated from blobs in a package with the suffix
-dev - but there is no
libssl1.1-devin the specified repository of the package. probably it is called something different - Obviously, a package with header files should be built from the same source as the blob package.
- open a page with a description of the package with blobs (link present on the search page): https://packages.ubuntu.com/bionic/libssl1.1
- and follow the link to the source package (at the top of the page:
[ Source: имя.пакета ]): https://packages.ubuntu.com/source/bionic/openssl - and in the list of packages collected from these sources, we will see the name of the required package with header files (with the suffix
-dev, as expected):libssl-dev
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libssl-dev- GetLucky