ecryptfs: disable openssl module to fix build #392196
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Clarification: the last successful build on trunk (https://hydra.nixos.org/build/291812413/nixlog/1) has openssl not found. So while this will likely fall back to some obscure internal implementation for cryptography, this would not be a regression. |
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This seems to have been important, as it was a channel blocker until recently [1]. The particular failure [2] was weird in the sense incorrect/incomplete C headers were pulled in. Disabling the openssl module seems to fix the build. OpenSSL was not listed as any sort of dependency, so it probably was not used anyways. [1] NixOS#392175 [2] https://hydra.nixos.org/build/292468814/log
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This seems to have been important, as it was a channel blocker until recently [1]. The particular failure [2] was weird in the sense incorrect/incomplete C headers were pulled in. Disabling the openssl module seems to fix the build. OpenSSL was not listed as any sort of dependency, so it probably was not used anyways.
[1] #392175
[2] https://hydra.nixos.org/build/292468814/log
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