[18:31] <philipp64> hi. is there an openssl-3.0 package for 20.04?
[18:32] <mdeslaur> philipp64: no, only 1.1.1f
[18:33] <mdeslaur> 3.0.1 is in jammy though, which comes out soon
[18:34] <philipp64> okay. so if I want to port various apps over to openssl-3.0 and my development host is 20.04 LTS, then I'll have to build Openssl from source I guess...
[18:34] <philipp64> no plan for a backports?
[18:34] <mdeslaur> well, it's not a drop-in replacement, so you'll have to build it and install it in an alternate location
[18:34] <philipp64> I'm a little surprised since a lot of CI/CD uses Ubuntu LTS as a platform...
[18:46] <konstruktoid[m]> Why?
[19:08] <philipp64> well, one of the things people would be putting through their pipelines is ports of their projects to openssl-3.0...
[20:21] <ahasenack> 22.04 will be an lts with openssl 3, they can use that
[20:37] <philipp64> how far out is that?
[20:37] <konstruktoid[m]> April?
[20:38] <konstruktoid[m]> YY.MM
[20:38] <philipp64> Ah, that's how that works.
[20:39] <philipp64> never connected the dots
[20:46] <konstruktoid[m]> And if you run code in production on LTS, then it's probably a good thing your CI/CD is using the same
[21:50] <philipp64> will the .deb for openssl3 (or whatever) build on 20.04?
[22:36] <teward> i could probably find out but backporting that wont work ;)
[22:38] <teward> philipp64: ^^ because 20.04 has older software versions
[23:09] <philipp64> I don't need built apps to link and run with openssl 3... I just need to have the headers and libraries to build against from source for other projects.