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Test failure System.Security.Cryptography.X509Certificates.Tests.RevocationTests.TimeoutTests.AiaFetchDelayed #72240
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Tagging subscribers to this area: @dotnet/area-system-security, @vcsjones Issue DetailsRun: runtime-libraries-coreclr outerloop 20220714.2 Failed test:
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Hm, I can reproduce it on Ubuntu 22.04 consistently. Doesn't reproduce on 20.04. |
Does this likely require a bug fix for .NET 7? It's marked blocking but has no milestone. Not sure how to evaluate significance.. |
Looks like recent regression - 3 hits in last few days. It's worth a look. Perhaps something changed recently. |
I think we added Ubuntu 22.04 to the CI matrix recently? It fails on 22.04 but not 20.04. |
Update: this should be fixed for .NET 7. |
@bartonjs During this test, when we get in to Adding This leads me to believe this is a regression for OpenSSL 3 AIA fetching on Linux, so marking for .NET 7. |
Weird. The only place in OSSL3 I see returning that error code is And that would make it seem like the test CA system was generating gibberish AKID values, which would make all of the dynamic chain tests fail. |
Native stack (line numbers come from openssl/openssl@89cd17a)
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Something is... really odd or I am tired. Or both.
The issuer's subject matches the subject's issuer, but the SKID/AKID don't agree. When I actually dump the certs from the test, they do match. |
If it's marked "Future", it can't be blocking outerloop. |
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Run: runtime-libraries-coreclr outerloop 20220714.2
Failed test:
Error message:
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