Openssl version mismatch. Built against 90804f, you have 908070

I have tried to upgrade system with pacman -Syu
after longer time and after reboot I can't log from GDM to my xfce and I got this error (in ~/.xsession-errors file)
/etc/gdm/Xsession: Beginning session setup...
/etc/gdm/Xsession: Setup done, will execute: /usr/bin/ssh-agent -- startxfce4
OpenSSL version mismatch. Built against 90804f, you have 908070
Any suggestions what I can do to repair it? Should I downgrade the openssl package to previous one? How can I do that?
I should mention that I have just migrated (used partimage on systemrescuecd) my whole arch linux to new hdd (same pc but new hdd).
thanx for any help

are you crazy?
:: openssl is required by apache
:: openssl is required by bind
:: openssl is required by csup
:: openssl is required by curl
:: openssl is required by dnsutils
:: openssl is required by fetchmail
:: openssl is required by heimdal
:: openssl is required by imap
:: openssl is required by inkscape
:: openssl is required by irssi
:: openssl is required by kdemod-kdelibs
:: openssl is required by lftp
:: openssl is required by libldap
:: openssl is required by libmysqlclient
:: openssl is required by libnasl
:: openssl is required by lighttpd
:: openssl is required by links
:: openssl is required by mutt
:: openssl is required by neon
:: openssl is required by nessus-plugins
:: openssl is required by net-snmp
:: openssl is required by nmap
openssl is the #1 tool and protocol on *nix. Conclusion: you are crazy. Ok, so maybe, just maaaybe you don't need openssl, does not mean this is a 'ok' solution (to remove it). Have the arch devs anymore information to add?

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