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Failed tests with OpenSSL 3 #275
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Thanks for reporting @remicollet, it this also with the latest 1.10 release from a few hours ago? |
If I'm interpreting https://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/taskinfo?taskID=79402997 and https://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/taskinfo?taskID=79257205 correctly this was resolved in 1.10? (Seems that results on that just came in.) |
This report is about 1.9.0 and 1.10.0, build passes because this test is temporarily disabled for 1.10 |
FYI I need to check testConnectorUsesGivenResolverInstance and testConnectorUsesResolvedHostnameIfDnsIsUsed, pêrhaps they need to be added in the "internet" group => PR #276 |
@remicollet Thank you for reporting! I can confirm this may indeed cause a test failure on some systems, but this should not affect normal usage of this library in any way. The test in question explicitly creates a legacy TLS 1.0 connection, which by today's standards would be considered insecure. In fact, this would be prohibited on modern deployments (see The test already has a number of skip sections that check for specific error codes, but it looks like a dropped connection with no error is not among these checks at the moment. It probably makes sense to refactor these tests to be more robust. I'll look into this when I can find some time, but happy to accept PRs if anybody wants to look into this before I get a chance! 👍 |
Found in Fedora CI since Fedora 36 was updated to OpenSSL 3.0
https://koschei.fedoraproject.org/package/php-react-socket
Also found on RHEL 9-Beta
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