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Dependencies for packages exposing OpenSSL binary interface to Perl code
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This information is only relevant for maintainers of Debian packages
of Perl XS modules dealing with OpenSSL.
Packages exposing libssl binary objects like SSL_CTX struct pointers
to Perl code need to be compiled against the same version of OpenSSL to
avoid binary incompatibility issues. See <https://bugs.debian.org/848113>.
Compatibility can be ensured by depending on the "perl-openssl-abi-x"
virtual package, where the name is dynamically generated from the SONAME
of the libssl.so symlink included in the libssl-dev package. There can
be only one such package on the system at a time, so this guarantees
that all the installed packages share the same compatibility level.
To generate this dependency, please build-depend on perl-openssl-defaults
and do one of the following:
debhelper using dh:
Use the "perl_openssl" addon and ensure ${perl:Depends} is used in
debian/control.
The debian/rules file might look as follows:
#!/usr/bin/make -f
%:
dh $@ --with perl_openssl
Alternatively, since perl-openssl-defaults/4 you can just build depend
on dh-sequence-perl-openssl and omit the "--with perl_openssl" part.
old-style debhelper:
Run dh_perl_openssl after dh_perl and ensure ${perl:Depends} is used in
debian/control.
packages not using debhelper:
Include /usr/share/perl-openssl-defaults/perl-openssl.make in debian
rules and use PERL_OPENSSL_ABI_VERSION.