Bug #18248
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[deployment][provision][tests] ubuntu 18.04 fails to generate openssl certificates
Added by Javier Bértoli over 2 years ago.
Updated over 2 years ago.
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Javier Bértoli
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The issue is caused by a deprecated parameter (RANDFILE) in the /etc/ssl/openssl.cnf
I could fix it using the solution provided here (7363a1019).
After fixing this, arvados-controller failed to run, due to an issue caused by the postgresql installation.
The formula, by default, installs the PostgresQL repo, which causes issues in this distro, so I additionally made sure the non-RedHat distros use the package they provide (f032efc84)
As Peter Amstutz suggested, I also enabled the debugging level in the tests (8c82ddb22)
Tests now pass again
Reviewing f032efc849b51697c0cc75825f071802452c02ce on 18248-fix-ubuntu-18.04-testing:
+# Edit the openssl.conf file to fix the RND error
+# 20:03:39 Can't load /home/jenkins/.rnd into RNG
+# as seen
+# test-provision-ubuntu1804: #91 
/console
+# using the solution provided here
+# https://github.com/openssl/openssl/issues/7754#issuecomment-541310006
The changes look good but I think the comment above could be better. Rather than referring to a CI log (which will get deleted at some point) and a github link, could you just explain the problem and the solution? I.e. something more like
# In openssl.cnf, remove a reference to a file (~/.rnd) that is not guaranteed to exist, cf.
# https://github.com/openssl/openssl/issues/7754
There was also a trailing space in the comment, could you make sure you check for that (updating your git config) to avoid this in the future?
Otherwise LGTM.
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