Nick Rosbrook
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Ubuntu now ships upki, and contains patches for openssl4, curl, and others, to perform extra certificate validation. One consequence of this is that using a self-signed cert for both the server's identity, and the client's trust anchor fails validation. To fix this, build a simple CA and sign a certificate for the server, and use the CA cert as the client trust anchor. This fixes the test on newer Ubuntu, but should still work everywhere.
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