Run tests with OPENSSL_CONF set to embedded openssl.cnf · nodejs/node#24373

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Version: <= 10.13.0
Platform: Linux

when building with the --shared-openssl flag, it is highly probable that the openssl.cnf used by the shared library will be different than the one present in Node.js source code, resulting in several test failures. Typically, on debian, openssl is configured with stricter options regarding key length and TLS versions. It is very easy to avoid any test failure, though, by setting this environment variable when running tests: OPENSSL_CONF=./deps/openssl/openssl/apps/openssl.cnf

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技術スタック: nodejsjavascript
領域: testingbackend
Issue 種別: test
難度: 2
推定時間: under 1 hour
活動状況: stale
明確さ: clear
前提条件: Understanding of Node.js test suiteBasic knowledge of OpenSSL configuration
初心者向け度: 80
調査方針: The issue suggests setting the OPENSSL CONF environment variable to the embedded openssl.cnf file when running tests with shared openssl. This can be implemented by modifying the test runner configuration, possibly in the Makefile or test scripts. Look at the test configuration files in the repository, such as 'Makefile' or 'test/common/' to add the environment variable.