Aurélien Bompard

Good news! According to [RabbitMQ's docs](https://www.rabbitmq.com/docs/ssl#peer-verification-trusted-certificates), the server can trust mutiple CAs. They just have to be concatenated in the CA file. So we can just create a new CA...

Ah, sorry about the breakage, I assumed that functions starting with an underscore would be private and people woudn't use them directly, but it's true that it can easily happen...

I'll have a look at this. Could you point me to the failing crochet tests on koji? I only found [this log](https://kojipkgs.fedoraproject.org//packages/python-crochet/2.1.1/5.fc41/data/logs/noarch/build.log) and they seem to be passing. I tried...

Yeah they're not using pytest, I think the output is not captured, and the test that are supposed to fail are producing these tracebacks.

Hmm, I'm not finding a way to reproduce it. Does it still happen on staging? What actions can I do to trigger the problem?

Hey! I could reproduce it yesterday and I've started debugging. In the meantime I've rebuilt the image, I've put back the line you patched out to actually send messages, but...

Oh, I found out why. The crash only happens when gunicorn is run with the `--preload` flag. I'll keep investigating.

Yeah I've patched it in the dockerfile that is used to build the image.

OK I've removed `--preload` from the command, with a comment. I haven't found the root cause of this, but at least we'll be able to upgrade the base image.

Oh, good points, thanks. This is a single license project, and I'm pretty sure all the authors want to go with GPL-3.0-or-later (there aren't that many authors ;-) )