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add OpenSSL/1.1 to NESSI/2023.04 #100
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All looking good.
This pull request mainly serves as a test to verify if and how OpenSSL/1.1 can be built. OpenSSL/1.1 is a dependency of
CMake-3.20.1-GCCcore-10.3.0.eb(and potentially others).OpenSS-1.1.ebto the easystack file and submit a single job for each bot instance (Fram, AWS and eX3). We expect it to work on AWS and eX3, but not on Fram. Particularly, we expect it to fail in the sanity-check step when a connection to GitHub.com is tried. This should not work out of the box because on Fram, compute nodes are not directly connected to the internet.openssluse the argument-proxywhen the environment variablehttps_proxyis defined. We adjust the easyblockEB_OpenSSL_wrapper(implemented inopenssl_wrapper.py) for this and provide the necessary option in the easystack file. We submit jobs on all three bot instances as in (1).