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Add a build test for OpenSSL cert loading in a thread

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Kovid Goyal 2023-11-25 06:34:49 +05:30
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src/calibre/test_build.py
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@ -505,6 +505,21 @@ class BuildTest(unittest.TestCase):
cafile = ssl.get_default_verify_paths().cafile cafile = ssl.get_default_verify_paths().cafile
if not cafile or not cafile.endswith('/mozilla-ca-certs.pem') or not os.access(cafile, os.R_OK): if not cafile or not cafile.endswith('/mozilla-ca-certs.pem') or not os.access(cafile, os.R_OK):
raise AssertionError('Mozilla CA certs not loaded') raise AssertionError('Mozilla CA certs not loaded')
# On Fedora create_default_context() succeeds in the main thread but
# not in other threads, because upstream OpenSSL cannot read whatever
# shit Fedora puts in /etc/ssl, so this check makes sure our bundled
# OpenSSL is built with ssl dir that is not /etc/ssl
from threading import Thread
certs_loaded = False
def check_ssl_loading_certs():
nonlocal certs_loaded
ssl.create_default_context()
certs_loaded = True
t = Thread(target=check_ssl_loading_certs)
t.start()
t.join()
if not certs_loaded:
raise AssertionError('Failed to load SSL certificates')
def test_multiprocessing(): def test_multiprocessing():