Hello sir, i am microsoft technician, the issue is a viruz in your ram disk, please turn your computer on and off.
Jokes aside. Maybe you don't have libssl installed? I am not a CentOS user myself but you can use:
To find what package provides that file, and then install said package with:
Edit: Also, I would use ubuntu as a newcomer to linux instead of centos.
Jokes aside. Maybe you don't have libssl installed? I am not a CentOS user myself but you can use:
Code:
yum whatprovides */libssl.so.1.0.0To find what package provides that file, and then install said package with:
Code:
yum?install package_nameEdit: Also, I would use ubuntu as a newcomer to linux instead of centos.