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Is there a difference in calling executable between Ubuntu 22.04 an Ubuntu 18.04?

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I have an executable file in path

/home/myusr/Documents/openssl/openssl.

I used to call the openssl with specifying full path on Ubuntu 18.04.

Now on Ubuntu 22.04 the full path doesnt work. i get error

"/home/myusr/Documents/openssl/openssl: error while loading shared libraries: libssl.so.1.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory".

The only command that works is

cd /home/myusr/Documents/openssl & openssl

Was this changed on Ubuntu 22.04?

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If you also have openssl installed from the Ubuntu repositories, then unless /home/myusr/Documents/openssl or . is earlier in your PATH than /usr/bin, the latter is probably not running the local executable - you'd need `cd /home/myusr/Documents/openssl && ./openssl`
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