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Installing Problems with Qt OPC UA 5.15.2

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    Mauda
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    Hallo sGaist,

    according to the terminal I have installed the OpenSSL version 1.1.1 on my virtual machine.

    After checking Qt Maintenance Tool, there is a also a hook at the check box "OpenSSL 1.1.1d Toolkit".
    So the OpenSSL development package should be installed... Is there any other way how to check if it is installed ?

    Thank you in advance!

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      Hallo sGaist,

      according to the terminal I have installed the OpenSSL version 1.1.1 on my virtual machine.

      After checking Qt Maintenance Tool, there is a also a hook at the check box "OpenSSL 1.1.1d Toolkit".
      So the OpenSSL development package should be installed... Is there any other way how to check if it is installed ?

      Thank you in advance!

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      ODБOï
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      hi
      @Mauda said in Installing Problems with Qt OPC UA 5.15.2:

      Is there any other way how to check if it is installed ?

      It should be under : Qt/Tools

      On windows i had to pass the path to OpenSSL to my qmake command like this :

      qmake "INCLUDEPATH+= C:\Qt\Tools\OpenSSL\Win_x64\include\openssl" ..
      
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        hi
        @Mauda said in Installing Problems with Qt OPC UA 5.15.2:

        Is there any other way how to check if it is installed ?

        It should be under : Qt/Tools

        On windows i had to pass the path to OpenSSL to my qmake command like this :

        qmake "INCLUDEPATH+= C:\Qt\Tools\OpenSSL\Win_x64\include\openssl" ..
        
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        Mauda
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        @LeLev said in Installing Problems with Qt OPC UA 5.15.2:

        qmake "INCLUDEPATH+= C:\Qt\Tools\OpenSSL\Win_x64\include\openssl"

        Hello LeLev,

        my OpenSSL Installation is in the following forlder:
        /home/user/Qt/Tools/OpenSSL/binary

        Refering your qmake command:

        qmake "INCLUDEPATH+= C:\Qt\Tools\OpenSSL\Win_x64\include\openssl"
        

        how should I give the command to qmake during the build process ?

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          @LeLev said in Installing Problems with Qt OPC UA 5.15.2:

          qmake "INCLUDEPATH+= C:\Qt\Tools\OpenSSL\Win_x64\include\openssl"

          Hello LeLev,

          my OpenSSL Installation is in the following forlder:
          /home/user/Qt/Tools/OpenSSL/binary

          Refering your qmake command:

          qmake "INCLUDEPATH+= C:\Qt\Tools\OpenSSL\Win_x64\include\openssl"
          

          how should I give the command to qmake during the build process ?

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          ODБOï
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          @Mauda sry i don't know Linux
          maybe qmake "INCLUDEPATH+= \home\user\Qt\Tools\OpenSSL\include" .. ?
          this should point to the folder where asn1.h is located

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            @Mauda sry i don't know Linux
            maybe qmake "INCLUDEPATH+= \home\user\Qt\Tools\OpenSSL\include" .. ?
            this should point to the folder where asn1.h is located

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            Mauda
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            @LeLev thanks but it doesn´t work with that

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              SGaist
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              @LeLev paths on Unix systems use forward slashes.

              @Mauda your distribution provides several types of packages, the standard to use from a user point of view and the corresponding development packages for librairies when you do development. In your case you likely have only the former currently installed, so search for the later with your package manager and install it.

              By the way which distribution are you running ?

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              • SGaistS SGaist

                @LeLev paths on Unix systems use forward slashes.

                @Mauda your distribution provides several types of packages, the standard to use from a user point of view and the corresponding development packages for librairies when you do development. In your case you likely have only the former currently installed, so search for the later with your package manager and install it.

                By the way which distribution are you running ?

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                Mauda
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                @SGaist
                My Distribution is Xubuntu 20.04.
                I installed the synaptic package manager ... which packages do I have to install to get the development distribution of Xubuntu 20.04 ?

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                  There's no development distribution of Xubuntu.

                  You need the OpenSSL development package. Look for libssl-dev.

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                  • SGaistS SGaist

                    There's no development distribution of Xubuntu.

                    You need the OpenSSL development package. Look for libssl-dev.

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                    Mauda
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                    @SGaist this suggestion helped! I downloaded the OpenSSL development package:

                    libssl-dev
                    

                    The Installation was successful and I have Access to the full Qt OPC UA 5.15.2 Library now.
                    Thank you very much!

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                    • M Mauda

                      @LeLev said in Installing Problems with Qt OPC UA 5.15.2:

                      qmake "INCLUDEPATH+= C:\Qt\Tools\OpenSSL\Win_x64\include\openssl"

                      Hello LeLev,

                      my OpenSSL Installation is in the following forlder:
                      /home/user/Qt/Tools/OpenSSL/binary

                      Refering your qmake command:

                      qmake "INCLUDEPATH+= C:\Qt\Tools\OpenSSL\Win_x64\include\openssl"
                      

                      how should I give the command to qmake during the build process ?

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                      @Mauda This works but with no "\openssl" at the end i.e.
                      qmake "INCLUDEPATH+= C:\Qt\Tools\OpenSSL\Win_x64\include" ..

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