Aug 24, 2011, 07:52 PM
Ok, I have fixed it by myself 
, but more luck than knowledge.
I have used some .so files out of, /lib/ ; /lib32/ ; /lib64/ and /usr/lib ; usr/lib32 and usr/lib64 . I have used all files called libss*.so .
One of those were called libssh2.so.1.0.1; libssl3.so.1d etc.
Then I have renamed those files and testet each of them, it was more than 12 .so Files or something. Than I renamed them to libssl.so.6 like requested by ldd sourceop.so and by loading via metamod.
By the way you have to copy your renamed .so Files to /usr/lib32/ .
After testing those it worked with one of them, but I have no more idea which of them it was. But I think it was a .so File out of the /usr/lib32 section.
Greets
Leabut
, but more luck than knowledge.I have used some .so files out of, /lib/ ; /lib32/ ; /lib64/ and /usr/lib ; usr/lib32 and usr/lib64 . I have used all files called libss*.so .
One of those were called libssh2.so.1.0.1; libssl3.so.1d etc.
Then I have renamed those files and testet each of them, it was more than 12 .so Files or something. Than I renamed them to libssl.so.6 like requested by ldd sourceop.so and by loading via metamod.
By the way you have to copy your renamed .so Files to /usr/lib32/ .
After testing those it worked with one of them, but I have no more idea which of them it was. But I think it was a .so File out of the /usr/lib32 section.
Greets
Leabut