OPENSSL_1.0.0 not found

[davidbono]

Hi,

Thanks for the great work you made.

When I configured the input, I had the message that OPENSSL 1.0.0 was not found.

To make it works, I had to add the following lines in python scripts
os.unsetenv('LD_LIBRARY_PATH')

David

[gjanders]

Thanks for opening this issue, it does sound like a potentially environment specific issue.
The python code is using the shell=True option, if your shell profile file (.bash_profile) or similar is modifying the LD_LIBRARY_PATH this would potentially be an issue.

Does SSH and git work on the shell of the Splunk server? If you login as the user running Splunk?

[davidbono]

Hello,

I am using Debian and installed Splunk with .deb package which create splunk user automatically.
I logged as splunk user and was able to generate ssh key, etc... I don't have particular shell profile. the one generate by default during installation I guess.

David

[gjanders]

Interesting, still a strange edge case.

Can you try the version here https://github.com/gjanders/SplunkVersionControl/tree/testing zip file is uploaded now

In this new version you will need to type true into that new field to have the os.unsetenv run...

[gjanders]

While I made that release it cannot pass appinspect as you cannot manipulate environment variables! Therefore I won't be able to put it live on SplunkBase, but feel free to test it and see if it helps...

[davidbono]

Give me some time to investigate into that Splunk default path user.