Issues Installing Aspose.Slides for Python via .NET on Linux Container

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Hi everyone,
I’m attempting to install aspose.Slides on Linux via Docker and am using a setup similar to the one posted here:

Aspose.Slides for .NET - No Usable Version of Libssl Found with Linux Server.

However, I run into the error:

No Usable Version of Libssl Found with Linux Server

The issue is I cannot downgrade my openssl version to 1.x.x as it is not part of my company’s repos and it is against company policy to simply “wget” a package and build from source.

How can I resolve this? What are my other options?

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@nikhil.x7

Could you please provide more details about your current environment, such as the version of .NET you are using and the specific Linux distribution in your Docker container?

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I am using the .NET bundled by the python package procured from pypi: aspose.Slides (version 24.10.0)

I am using a RHEL 9 image.

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@nikhil.x7,
Thank you for contacting free support. I need some time to check the problem. I will get back to you soon.

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We are using RHEL 9.4

We are trying to get around this issue by installing dotnet sdk 8.0 as well. How can we point aspose.Slides to use the pre-installed dotnet sdk (8.0) ?

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2 posts were split to a new topic: Is It Possible to Get a Linux Wheel of Aspose.Slides with .NET Core 6.0 or Higher?

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@nikhil.x7,
Thank you for the additional information. I will contact you a little later.

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@nikhil.x7,
We have opened the following new ticket(s) in our internal issue tracking system and will deliver their fixes according to the terms mentioned in Free Support Policies.

Issue ID(s): SLIDESPYNET-238

You can obtain Paid Support Services if you need support on a priority basis, along with the direct access to our Paid Support management team.

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So looks like aspose.Slides via .NET framework forces us to use a lower version of OpenSSL and therefore will not be an appropriate long term solution.

I can try with aspose.Slides via Java as well.
Is the API of this package 1-1 with the aspose.slides Python via .NET?
Are there any missing features/limitations with using this?

My worry is that Powerpoint is a Microsoft product and therefore likely works better with .NET.
Please let me know the differences between the 2 packages in terms of the features, the performance, and the stability.
@andrey.potapov

Thanks

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@nikhil.x7,
I am working on your questions and will get back to you soon.