In our SUSE Linux 11 system, there is a number of R version installed as module avil. Now i installed R-3.5.0 (with the _SL suffix) and update the R-studio server and configure R-studio to use R-3.5.0_SL as default. Now when user/me try to install Several dependencies, it cannot be installed, for e…

Sorry, but it's unlikely that anyone here will be able to help you debug issues with your system's environment. The error indicates that the openssl R package is unable to locate the requisite openssl system libraries. Does your module make the openssl system library available?

@kevinushey thank you for your response. Yes in our system, already has opnessl installed but I want to install for specific R-3.5.0 version. As we have already several R version. There is no problem if i select other version as module load to install packages. But when i select new version R-3.5.0 …

This is what I did on my machine: cd ~/lib wget https://www.openssl.org/source/openssl-1.0.2o.tar.gz tar -xzvf openssl-1.0.2o.tar.gz mkdir openssl cd openssl-1.0.2o ./config -fPIC shared --openssldir=$HOME/lib/openssl make -j16 make test -j16 make install echo 'export PATH=$HOME/lib/openssl/bin:$P…

@dchiu thank you for your response. While i have one question, openssl package(openssl_1.0.1 for R) and your suggestion openssl-1.0.2o both works as same ? I am confused about that.

The openssl R package is the R interface to using the OpenSSL library. So you see https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/openssl/index.html that OpenSSL is in SystemRequirements which means it is a prerequisite to installing the R package openssl.

@dchiu thank you for the info. So, on our server already installed openssl-1.0.2h.tar.gz (h version) and using in Python. That's not the issue. I need to install the Openssl 1.0.1 as R interface. When i try to install it its throwing that error message. So could you please write the command steps to…

I am running CentOS 5. Have you tried to adapt the commands in my first post for your machine?

@dchiu our server is SUSE Linux 11 system. As i told, openssl-1.0.2h.tar.gz is already installed. So i did not try your last comments. Could you please write about the $HOME and $PATH address for example. You already mention $HOME is the home absolute path. I thought these commands are particularly …

So $HOME will be something like /home/dchiu and $PATH is your existing environment path. Since you already have a version of openssl installed on your system you only need to run the echo calls to update your .bash_profile (or .bashrc) with the new environment variables. Run source .bash_profile to …

@dchiu Sorry for my late response. I have tried your first post commands but same error comes.

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