We should be able to --enable-ppp-tests on CentOS 6, but they simply aren't working.
For reasons that are not clear, OpenConnect fails to handshake a TLS
connection to socat 1.7.2 (from CentOS 6 EPEL), and I don't want to install
an 11-year-old distribution on a VM just to figure out why.
So… no pppd-based tests for you, CentOS 6. 😡
Signed-off-by: Daniel Lenski <dlenski@gmail.com>
image: $CI_REGISTRY/$BUILD_IMAGES_PROJECT:$CENTOS6_BUILD
script:
- ./autogen.sh
- - ./configure --with-java --without-openssl-version-check --enable-dtls-xfail --enable-ppp-tests CFLAGS=-g
+# We should --enable-ppp-tests here, but they just aren't working. For reasons that are not
+# clear, OpenConnect fails to handshake a TLS connection to socat 1.7.2 (from CentOS 6 EPEL).
+ - ./configure --with-java --without-openssl-version-check --enable-dtls-xfail CFLAGS=-g
- make -j4
# we don't want pppd to invoke any actual connection scripts
- mv /etc/ppp /etc/ppp.DISABLED