Seriously, this is almost a year old. What is the resolution? Where are the upgraded pkgs? Leaving it to some unknown number of users to devise their own out-of-band solution seems like a really bad idea when all we really need is a current stunnel package built against the current openssl lib. At least one helpful user has documented their workaround above, but the method is not what I wanted when I installed an LTS (bionic) release. Now I get to go hand-build pkgs on a production server. yay.
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