[sle-beta] Beta3 post install software installation

[Vincent Moutoussamy]

Hi,

Can you easily reproduce this issue?

The “curl error 60” was the starting point issue right?
Could you please retrieve a supportconfig and yastlogs* and open a bug report?
A fresh install with the error would be great!

Regards,

* https://www.suse.com/betaprogram/beta-guidelines/#q14
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Vincent Moutoussamy
SUSE Beta Program and SDK Project Manager



> On 26 Nov 2017, at 17:04, Joe Doupnik <jrd at netlab1.net> wrote:
> 
>     I have run into two problems just after installation of beta 3.
>     If I ask YaST to allow me to inspect and install further software then the process blocks with a popup which reduces to curl being unable to find the local issuer's SSL certificate, curl error 60. The repositories are those on SUSE, straight from the installation process.
>     Directory /etc/ssl/private is empty, thus no self signed certs. Adding my proper certs into /etc/ssl/servercerts, and symlinking /etc/ssl/private to that same directory has not improved things. Then looking more carefully at /etc/ssl I find a large vacuum where CA certs ought to be, empty space populated by only a lonely file named openssl.cnf.
>     Taking a space walk into that problem, I went into YaST | Software, asked about "certificate", got a list of installed candidates, chose ca-certificates, got a warning popup which says I must uninstall openssl v1.1 and install v1.0.2l. Hmmm, I had thought certificates were impervious to editions of openssl, being rather separate operations, but now we see them glued together. Not what I expected nor can use.
>     Not to be stopped by mere failures, I told YaST to use option 3, break dependencies for the ca-certificates item. It responded with an error popup which said it could not contact SUSE to do this chore. At this point I have that "Catch-22" feeling. It starts with certificates being absent, and matters slide downhill from there.
>     What might be acting in this case is I have selected to install OpenSSL v1.1 rather than the default v1.0.2. The SSL selection part also indicates awkwardness which needs attention. That is, YaST does not wish to allow me to install the SSL libraries for both versions of SSL, even though the libraries do cohabit on earlier SLES's. My normal drill is install two libraries, then when building things install the appropriate -devel version so that the desired SSL version headers are used.
>     Tis a puzzle at this moment.
>     Thanks,
>     Joe D.
> 
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