Then I did $SHELL to reload it, and then pyenv install xx.xx.xx worked fine. bashrc, like this: export LDFLAGS="-Wl,-rpath,$(brew -prefix openssl)/lib"Įxport CPPFLAGS="-I$(brew -prefix openssl)/include"Įxport CONFIGURE_OPTS="-with-openssl=$(brew -prefix openssl)"
Not happy at all with all this mess but at least now I can use 22.04 for working.Įdit: I tried Jakob's suggestion to add it to.
#Openssl ubuntu update#
Luckily I could update the only project I had with 3.7 to a newer Python version so I don't need 3.7 anymore. I know in the docs there's a specific variation of the command setting a variable for the 3.7: not only I tried that and still doesn't work, but the variation that's suposed to work with 3.7, is what I needed to use in order to install the other versions. I tried to set these vars at startup, in a couple of different ways, and it didn't work by just doing pyenv install xx.xx, I always have to use the full command no matter what.
#Openssl ubuntu how to#
Good luck!Ībout the doubt on what is, I'll edit the question clarifying it.Ībout how to make pyenv install versions successfully, after trying everything I found about the topic that's the only thing that worked for me: LDFLAGS="-Wl,-rpath,$(brew -prefix openssl)/lib" \ĬPPFLAGS="-I$(brew -prefix openssl)/include" \ĬONFIGURE_OPTS="-with-openssl=$(brew -prefix openssl)" \įor every new version, I use this command and it works. The openssl program is a command line program for using the various cryptography functions of OpenSSL's crypto library from the shell. See my own answer to the question below to see how it worked for me, but judging for all the different solutions that I've been seeing and trying, every case might need a different solution. OpenSSL is a cryptography toolkit implementing the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL v2/v3) and Transport Layer Security (TLS v1) network protocols and related cryptography standards required by them. This part gets solved by just replacing by $(brew -prefix openssl). well, some very important reason I guess. just refers to the base path or base folder, just that Homebrew decided to invent a new name because. If you faced the same problem and the solution came from somewhere else than these commands, please share! Gotta say, I tried a lot of other stuff that I found in other places and nothing worked, but for the sake of simplicity I'm sticking with the official indications. Which ended up with the same error message. OPENSSLDIR: though I see that in this folder there arent' any include or lib subfolders, I tried it anyway by doing this: \ I assumed it's the openssl installation dir, so I did: openssl version -d They give these commands: CPPFLAGS="-I/include" \īut I don't know what the "openssl install prefix" means. I said "tried to try" because I don't understand what I have to do. I "tried to try" what the official docs proposes: When trying to pyenv install x.xx.x it fails with this error:ĮRROR: The Python ssl extension was not compiled. Moving to Ubuntu 22 with a fresh install (I have Ubuntu 20 in another partition) and the last piece I need to use it for working it to have pyenv running fine.
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