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Hi, so I solved this issue, I first ran my container in -it mode, went to this path- etc/crypto-policies/back-ends and made following changes to these files- openssl.config- replaced "DEFAULT"...
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Megan
·
2022-05-20T19:37:12Z (over 2 years ago)
Hi, so I solved this issue, I first ran my container in `-it` mode, went to this path- `etc/crypto-policies/back-ends ` and made following changes to these files- `openssl.config-` replaced "`DEFAULT`" with "`LEGACY`" `opensslcng.config` replaced "`@SECLEVEL=2`" with "`@SECLEVEL=0`" Then I went to this path- `etc/crypto-policies` and made following changes to this file- `config` I replaced "`@SECLEVEL=2`" with "`@SECLEVEL=0`" By doing this you are lowering your security policies for tests to run with less restrictions, it is not recommended and better solution will be to just upgrade your stack and use latest keys. But in my case this worked like a charm :) I hope this helps someone