Ubuntu 19.04, libssl
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Thanks, @byroniac, that worked.
What I did:
Both versions are now installed, and everything works as expected.
@funcelotwork
They have dropped cosmic (18.10) packages since I posted that. You may try digging around on packages.ubuntu.com and see if you can find something else that will work for you, if you are having the problem. I am on 19.10 now but I have not even tried.
EDIT: there is a link above that may work for you, https://github.com/hunters-forge/mordor/issues/22 and look at the comments.
EDIT 2: Scratch that. That particular file is not available. You can look at the directory itself, though. http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/o/openssl1.0/