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Author bugsrep
Recipients Vladyslav.Bondar, bugsrep, christian.heimes, skip.montanaro, taleinat, xtreak
Date 2020-09-21.02:44:47
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I added client_context.set_ciphers("@SECLEVEL=1:HIGH"), then added server_context.set_ciphers("@SECLEVEL=1:HIGH"). The test failed in both cases.

I did not have problem with python 3.7.x. in Ubuntu 18.04. I have just tried compiling 3.7.5 in Ubuntu 20.04 and test_ssl failed.

I also remember downloading openssl source code, compiling it, and using --with-openssl=DIR option with python 3.8.x in Ubuntu 20.04. I tried different versions of openssl (I did not edit any config files, just compiled) and test_ssl failed with all of them. Does it mean that Ubuntu's config files were still used even in this case?
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2020-09-21 02:44:47bugsrepsetrecipients: + bugsrep, skip.montanaro, taleinat, christian.heimes, Vladyslav.Bondar, xtreak
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