[CentOS] Proper check of openssl usage in processes?
Rafał Radecki
radecki.rafal at gmail.comThu Mar 26 09:52:58 UTC 2015
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Hi All :) I need to check and possibly update openssl on my fleet of servers. I would like to avoid reboot if possible. I think that I can: - update openssl version with yum - check all daemon processes which are constantly running in the os, for example for sshd something like ldd `which sshd` | awk '/\// { print $3 }' | grep crypto | xargs strings | grep -i openssl to verify if the old openssl version is still used - if it is still used (I think that without a process restart the old version will be used) I will perform restart of the process Can this kind of check be done in some other way? BR, Rafal.
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