OpenSSL version mismatch. Built against 1000200f, you have 1000105f | need update

[HLFH]

Hi,

I got the following issue:

ssh user@mydomain.com
OpenSSL version mismatch. Built against 1000200f, you have 1000105f

Please update openssl.rb to the last version: 1.0.2a.

[naushit]

I am also affected by this , latest chromebook update breaks ssh !! Please update openssl to 1.0.2a

[andrew-christianson]

I'm seeing the same issue on beta channel (currently 43.0.2357 but I've been seeing it for a while)

[ngamradt]

I too am having this issue running the following:

Version 43.0.2357.81 (64-bit)
Platform 6946.55.0 (Official Build) stable-channel falco
Firmware Google_Falco.4389.92.0

[ngamradt]

Actually, it appears that there is now a standard version of openssl located at...

/usr/bin/openssl

...if you uninstall the crew version...

sudo crew remove openssl

...then the error goes away. I can now SSH. A check of the version (openssl version) shows...

OpenSSL 1.0.2a 19 Mar 2015

[naushit]

Thanks , removing openssl from chromebrew fixed the issue.

[HLFH]

Yep, solved this way too. Chromebrew seems discontinued. It would be great if their openssl package could be updated or removed from their repo.

[ngamradt]

I wouldn't say that Chromebrew is discontinued. Since it is open source, I
believe anyone could contribute a package if they would like, but it also
means that a package could be easily abandoned. It appears that nodejs was
updated not that long ago. In the case of the openssl package, it appears
that Google is going to now provide one out-of-the-box since they support
SFTP in the Files App. This may reduce or eliminate the need for this
Chromebrew package since it is now supported natively as part of Chrome OS.
On Jun 8, 2015 7:33 AM, "HLFH" notifications@github.com wrote:

Yep, solved this way too. Chromebrew seems discontinued. It would be great
if their openssl package could be updated or removed.

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[HLFH]

@ngamradt You're right. Thank you for the recall and precision. So I made a PR #82 to remove the Chromebrew OpenSSL package.

[tdingman]

I'm still getting this error, and I've tried sudo crew remove openssl. I'm getting package openssl not found :( as a result, which makes sense given the PR above. Any ideas on how I can remove Chromebrew's OpenSSL and let the native version take over?

[tdingman]

OK, for anyone who runs into my same problem, here's the move:

1. cd /usr/local/lib/crew/packages/
2. vim openssl.rb
3. Copy and paste the contents of this file in there
4. sudo crew remove openssl

[skycocker]

@tdingman do you think we can close this?

[tdingman]

@skycocker it's already closed, no?

[skycocker]

@tdingman oh, sorry, I must have thought it's still open once I got a notification.

[nathansmyth]

Thanks @ngamradt, worked on my hp chromebook 14 to

$ sudo crew remove openssl

now I'm getting

chronos@localhost ~/Downloads/Projects/synesthesia $ git push -u origin master
Counting objects: 3, done.
Delta compression using up to 2 threads.
Compressing objects: 100% (2/2), done.
Writing objects: 100% (3/3), 415 bytes | 0 bytes/s, done.

also big thanks to @skycocker for chromebrew, I'm able to have a sane (almost no crouton now with all the new packages this year) dev environment on my chromebook, of all places!

[emicol]

The simple solution I think is to use synaptic, find openssl, right click, "reinstall". It's avoid some problems.