ssh multiple definition

[RebootExpert]

I did a fresh installation of NNDK 2.9.7 with MOD54415 and SSL serial number. I created the example located at: C:\nburn\examples\SSH\sshServerUserAuth. I then uncommented the `NB_SSH_SUPPORTED` and `NB_SSL_SUPPORTED` in `predef.h`, and rebuilt all system files.

When I attempt to build the example project, I encounter multiple definition errors during compilation.

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[TomNB]

Hello,

I think there is something wrong with your install, you should not have to uncomment the SSL in 2.9.7, as its always enabled. Can you rename your \nburn directory and do a clean install of 2.9.7?

[TomNB]

Sounds like you might be using an old predef.h? What is the version number at the top?

[RebootExpert]

I reinstall 2.9.7. attached is the predef header file without any modification it's in rev 2.9.7. the NB_SSL_SUPPORTED is commented out by default.

the ide itself seems in 2.9.5

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not sure if it matter, the installer was downloaded back in 12/18/2023

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[TomNB]

I just ran a test of a clean install and do not get any duplicates. Does your new install still do that? You did not install over an old version (there was no \nburn folder when you installed) correct?

[TomNB]

Other than that, it could be your pc's environment variables mixing up releases.

[RebootExpert]

yes same error after a fresh installation of 2.9.7, I rename the \nburn to something else then install 2.9.7 again.

[RebootExpert]

I did not observe any abnormal environment variables on my system. The variables NBROOT, NBROOTMINGW and NNDK_ROOT are all set to c:/nburn

[TomNB]

Hi,

I'm at a loss here on what to try next. If I do a clean install I cannot reproduce this issue. It must be something particular to that pc. Do you have another computer you could try the install on as a test?

[RebootExpert]

I agree this is a very unusual case. I’ll try installing it on my own PC as our IT department periodically updates the block list. It’s possible that some components were silently blocked during the installation.