Node version in DockerFile (12.4.0) is has broken TLS handling #306
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I personally ran issue an issue with a bug in Node TLS handling (nodejs/node#11771). This bug was fixed in approximately 12.14.0, and does not show up when I test with v12.22.10, the latest v12 release at the time of this commit. (Issue306)[skooner-k8s#306] Test Plan: Built image locally, deployed to microk8s cluster. No longer experiencing issue with parsing TLS certs. Signed-off-by: Cullen Walsh <[email protected]>
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I personally ran issue an issue with a bug in Node TLS handling (nodejs/node#11771). This bug was fixed in approximately 12.14.0, and does not show up when I test with v12.22.10, the latest v12 release at the time of this commit. skooner-k8s#306 Test Plan: Built image locally, deployed to microk8s cluster. No longer experiencing issue with parsing TLS certs. Signed-off-by: Cullen Walsh <[email protected]>
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Hi, I would be interested in how you got your self signed cert installed into the container to work. Do you have an example of the docker image you built? |
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I encountered an issue when configuring skooner to use an auth server with a self-signed certificate, produced by step-ca. After going down the rabbit hole, I found nodejs/node#11771 , which matches what I observed.
The bug was resolved around Node 12.14, I'm not sure exactly which version. When I update the Dockerfile to node:12.22.10-alpine and rebuild locally, I no longer encounter the error, and Skooner works properly.
Please update the node version in the Dockerfile so I can run off the stable tag.
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