Hi, Adam. (In reply to Adam Majer from comment #31) > I've checked with embedded openssl in nodejs19 and sadly I'm getting similar > results with failed unit tests. I will have to look at this more closely - > perhaps I'm doing things wrong there. Thanks for checking this. I'm also looking into this also from the openssl side. > In the meantime, I've prepared nodejs19 to build with openssl-1_1 but when > trying to build against Staging:N with openssl-3 as default, I cannot > install 1.1.1 openssl, > > [ 8s] now installing cumulated packages > [ 9s] Preparing... > ######################################## > [ 9s] file /etc/ssl/openssl.cnf conflicts between attempted > installs of openssl-1_1-1.1.1s-2.4.x86_64 and libopenssl3-3.0.7-2.11.x86_64 > [ 9s] exit ... > [ 9s] > > It seems the config file is part of a shared library? In Staging:N, the actual openssl-1_1 ships openssl.cnf and I have modified it to be called openssl-1_1.cnf for the transition-to-default-openssl but this new version is not yet in Staging:N, that should fix the conflict. I'll submit sometime today as there is a running security update for openssl-3 in the middle. I have also moved the config file to be shipped by the library since it can be installed without the CLI and I think it should be the right package to ship it. But, we can keep the cnf file in the CLI if both packages should be installed always together.