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> I suspect that this can be confirmed with the following change > > ``` > check() { > # only enable on systems that use crypto-policies > - [...

Latest force-push should fix it; I used `exit 0` in the module, but apparently it needs to be `return 0`, otherwise the shell is stopped completely.

I am not able to reproduce the integration test failures for 30 on fedora (where this PR possibly makes a difference) or 30 on gentoo (where it shouldn't make a...

Now.

I don't feel qualified to review this. I don't have any knowledge on the details of launchd, and no desire to learn them. I'm also not super interested in openssh...

My apologies, I should have verified my assumptions. Turns out OpenSSL does always install the header, but CentOS 10 Stream hides it, because it does not want to offer ENGINE...

> Oh, very interesting. Is it necessary to do both? On mainline openssl, all the symbols in `openssl/engine.h` are gated behind an `ifndef OPENSSL_NO_ENGINE`, so I'd expect that defining `OPENSSL_NO_ENGINE`...

> I'm curious if this has affected any other libraries? My expectation is that this change would break a decent number of other libraries, since openssl/engine.h has always been unconditionally...

Without this patch, the link doesn't work: ``` Scan the following URL with a QR reader to start the file transfer, press CTRL+C or "q" to exit: http://2a01:c23:b898:1a00:593b:f434:10b4:9a4b:56036/receive/0rww ``` With...

Here's a valid use case for a getter for default properties: A library may want to create its own library context, e.g., to load a provider without affecting the default...