Which Ubuntu version can I find OpenSSL with 3DES

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I need to use Ubuntu system to run a python TLS client. However, Ubuntu 18 that I use has a shipped OpenSSL that does not support 3DES which I need in my application. On the other hand Ubuntu 16 does not support ChaCha ciphers which I also need.



Can you help me please, which version of Ubuntu can I find OpenSSL shipped with both 3DES and ChaCha ciphers? If not, how can I compile my own version and link it to python instead of the built-in OpenSSL?







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  • Please do not add tags for end of life versions of Ubuntu. Oh and don't post the same topic askubuntu.com/questions/1062333/openssl-in-ubuntu
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I need to use Ubuntu system to run a python TLS client. However, Ubuntu 18 that I use has a shipped OpenSSL that does not support 3DES which I need in my application. On the other hand Ubuntu 16 does not support ChaCha ciphers which I also need.



Can you help me please, which version of Ubuntu can I find OpenSSL shipped with both 3DES and ChaCha ciphers? If not, how can I compile my own version and link it to python instead of the built-in OpenSSL?







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  • Please do not add tags for end of life versions of Ubuntu. Oh and don't post the same topic askubuntu.com/questions/1062333/openssl-in-ubuntu
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I need to use Ubuntu system to run a python TLS client. However, Ubuntu 18 that I use has a shipped OpenSSL that does not support 3DES which I need in my application. On the other hand Ubuntu 16 does not support ChaCha ciphers which I also need.



Can you help me please, which version of Ubuntu can I find OpenSSL shipped with both 3DES and ChaCha ciphers? If not, how can I compile my own version and link it to python instead of the built-in OpenSSL?







share|improve this question













I need to use Ubuntu system to run a python TLS client. However, Ubuntu 18 that I use has a shipped OpenSSL that does not support 3DES which I need in my application. On the other hand Ubuntu 16 does not support ChaCha ciphers which I also need.



Can you help me please, which version of Ubuntu can I find OpenSSL shipped with both 3DES and ChaCha ciphers? If not, how can I compile my own version and link it to python instead of the built-in OpenSSL?









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  • Please do not add tags for end of life versions of Ubuntu. Oh and don't post the same topic askubuntu.com/questions/1062333/openssl-in-ubuntu
    – Rinzwind
    6 hours ago

















  • Please do not add tags for end of life versions of Ubuntu. Oh and don't post the same topic askubuntu.com/questions/1062333/openssl-in-ubuntu
    – Rinzwind
    6 hours ago
















Please do not add tags for end of life versions of Ubuntu. Oh and don't post the same topic askubuntu.com/questions/1062333/openssl-in-ubuntu
– Rinzwind
6 hours ago





Please do not add tags for end of life versions of Ubuntu. Oh and don't post the same topic askubuntu.com/questions/1062333/openssl-in-ubuntu
– Rinzwind
6 hours ago
















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