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gnu: ruby-net-smtp: Fix tests.
The tests where failing due to the SSL certificate being used expired. Regenerate the certificate running the check phase. * gnu/packages/ruby.scm (ruby-net-smtp): Fix check phase. Change-Id: I8bd72f2e929f496996f6fd88b13a4d95837273da
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@ -4730,6 +4730,32 @@ (define-public ruby-net-smtp
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(base32
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"0ca2wh45xvc09rv6v6sz3vbnkzrjzk5c4l6dk50zk4dwxvghma8r"))))
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(build-system ruby-build-system)
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(arguments
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(list
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#:phases
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#~(modify-phases %standard-phases
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(add-before 'check 'regenerate-certificate
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;; On version 0.5.0 a Makefile was introduced to regenerated
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;; the certificates, and instead of calling openssl directory
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;; we could do (with-directory-excursion "test/net/fixtures"
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;; (invoke "make" "regen_certs"). However the certificate is
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;; expired versions before 0.5.0 as well.
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(lambda _
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(with-directory-excursion "test/net/fixtures"
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(invoke
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"openssl" "req" "-new" "-key" "server.key" "-out"
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"server.csr" "-subj"
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"/C=JP/ST=Shimane/O=Ruby Core Team/OU=Ruby Test/CN=localhost")
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(invoke "openssl" "req" "-new" "-x509" "-days" "3650"
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"-key" "server.key" "-out" "cacert.pem" "-subj"
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(string-append
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"/C=JP/ST=Shimane/L=Matz-e city/O=Ruby "
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"Core Team/CN=Ruby Test "
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"CA/emailAddress=security@ruby-lang.org"))
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(invoke "openssl" "x509" "-days" "3650" "-CA" "cacert.pem"
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"-CAkey" "server.key" "-set_serial" "00" "-in"
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"server.csr" "-req" "-out" "server.crt")))))))
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(native-inputs (list openssl))
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(propagated-inputs (list ruby-net-protocol))
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(synopsis "Simple Mail Transfer Protocol client library for Ruby")
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(description "This library provides functionality to send Internet mail
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