I've added a compiler flag to not error out with unused linker flags.
I've also identified an issue with the NIST curve when compiling with newer clang releases. This had been fixed in 1.1.1, so I backported the patch for this version as well.
This means that you should be able to compile with clang without issues.
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nns commented on 2022-12-21 12:03 (UTC) (edited on 2022-12-27 08:31 (UTC) by nns)
If you recently updated your system and are wondering why your AUR helper is pulling this package (and possibly requesting PGP keys to be imported), then you have a package that depends on (or used to depend on)
openssl-1.0
, which is an old release of the OpenSSL library.The
openssl-1.0
package used to be packaged in thecommunity
repo - however, it was recently moved from there to the AUR.Ensure that you still have packages that depend on
openssl-1.0
using pacman:If you don't, then you may remove this package from your system.
If you have issues with PGP keys being imported, try another keyserver: