I see this everywhere on “Big Sur”, also for python and nodejs related things IIRC.

Is openjdk from homebrew?

Hi thanks, no i don't think so

I'm trying to reinstall java

oops, yes it is i think

Yes, the solution seems to be a newer (or freshly) compiled JSK which depends on an explicit version of “libcrypto” instead of “whatever libcrypto in this system is”. (Roughly described)

😅 i'll try to find thanks

The problem is that i have to use tomcat which use openjdk@11 but this version does not work with crux

Hey @U0F7M1KA7 I don't know what the specific cause might be here, but you can probably work around this for now by switching from libgcrypt to OpenSSL or our own ByteUtils SHA1 implementation. This can be done by setting environment variables, see: https://github.com/juxt/crux/blob/master/crux-core/src/crux/hash.clj#L10-L12

Hi @U899JBRPF Many thanks for taking time. What i did is to use jenv to use another java version for my app. So tomcat can use openjdk

I'll conserve this to check if it works

many tahnks

no problem, I hope you find a satisfying answer eventually 🙂

if you find that Crux could be doing something specifically more helpful here please feel free to open an issue

aye aye captain