Je viens de voir ce post de Gizmocuz sur le forum anglais : Domoticz upcoming beta/release and OpenSSL 3.0
La commande pour connaître votre version de SSL est :
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openssl versiongizmocuz a écrit :11 mai 2025, 09:13 Hi there!
[This post can be ignored for users running Domoticz via Docker (Compose) as it does not involve them]
As you are probably well aware, the latest Debian Bookworm is using OpenSSL version 3.
Prior Debian versions (Buster/Bullseye) is using OpenSSL version 1.
Unfortunately OpenSSL is not backwards compatible, and this means we have to move to OpenSSL version 3 if we want to keep running the latest Debian versions (and why not!)
As many users where still running on a older Debian version (Buster/Bullseye) the last release was done with using OpenSSL 1, but from now on, we will be using OpenSSL 3
This means, to keep running the latest Domoticz versions, you have to upgrade your system.
To check if your system has OpenSSL version 3 support, you can issue the below command:
At the moment, all build platforms are being converted to Debian Bookworm, and from the 14th of May, we will be using OpenSSL 3Code : Tout sélectionner
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There has been a new beta released that has a modification in the updatebeta script that checks for OpenSSL 3.
If you update now, you will not be able to upgrade to a newer version until you meet the new system requirements (see it as a safety net)
I won't expect a new OpenSSL version (4) for the next 5 years
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I found this great guide to update your system from Debian 11 (Bullseye) to Bookworm.
If you are running an older version (Debian 10, Buster), I recommend to upgrade first to Bullseye (11) and then to Bookworm
https://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/update-up ... 2-bookworm
Et d'autres sources d'emmerdements!
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$ uptime
21:45:13 up 176 days, 4:06, 1 user, load average: 0.08, 0.06, 0.07