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Openssl 1.0.2k #151
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The new certificate for ftp.gnu.org doesn't validate on centos:5 because it thinks the hostname is alpha.gnu.org, which isn't listed on the cert. Work around by dropping TLS protection on the download, relying on just the checksum for validation. Once we've bootstrapped our own openssl and curl we can download things properly, so another fix would be to move gcc later in the build order.
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@alexcrichton How wedded are you to keeping gcc early in the build order? I had to lower security to work around a tls-incompatibility between the GNU mirrors and the stock curl. |
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Bump openssl, curl, and git to the latest releases.
Openssl has a fix for a medium vulnerability in Diffie-Hellman verification. Otherwise there's nothing critical for security here, it's just good to be up to date.
Be sure to build with
--no-cacheto pick up the Centos 5 update for CVE-2016-9147.