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<p dir="auto">On the Debian.cross CI image we only installed amd64 datefudge. Several tests on cross-runners check for a working datefudge and SKIP if it is not found. Today, I installed datefudge for mips, arm64 and aarch64. Now 4 tests fail due to datefudge being found. Maybe datefudge doesn't work as expected !? Couldn't check yet.</p>
<p dir="auto">From server-multi-keys.sh.log:</p>
<pre class="code highlight js-syntax-highlight plaintext" lang="plaintext" v-pre="true"><code><span id="LC1" class="line" lang="plaintext">Checking whether server can utilize multiple keys</span>
<span id="LC2" class="line" lang="plaintext">Echo Server listening on IPv4 0.0.0.0 port 25282...done</span>
<span id="LC3" class="line" lang="plaintext">Echo Server listening on IPv6 :: port 25282...done</span>
<span id="LC4" class="line" lang="plaintext">*** Fatal error: Error in the certificate.</span>
<span id="LC5" class="line" lang="plaintext">Error in handshake: A TLS fatal alert has been received.</span>
<span id="LC6" class="line" lang="plaintext">Processed 1 CA certificate(s).</span>
<span id="LC7" class="line" lang="plaintext">Resolving 'localhost:25282'...</span>
<span id="LC8" class="line" lang="plaintext">Connecting to '::1:25282'...</span>
<span id="LC9" class="line" lang="plaintext">- Successfully sent 0 certificate(s) to server.</span>
<span id="LC10" class="line" lang="plaintext">- Server has requested a certificate.</span>
<span id="LC11" class="line" lang="plaintext">- Certificate type: X.509</span>
<span id="LC12" class="line" lang="plaintext">- Got a certificate list of 1 certificates.</span>
<span id="LC13" class="line" lang="plaintext">- Certificate[0] info:</span>
<span id="LC14" class="line" lang="plaintext"> - no subject,issuer `CN=GnuTLS Test CA', serial 0x59897b84004ff2ed, RSA-PSS key 2048 bits, signed using RSA-SHA256, activated `2017-08-08 08:51:16 UTC', expires `9999-12-31 23:59:59 UTC', pin-sha256="NN1idWI1043ahir5N4qSOKf/6IXzP/X1Kj4Ki5Z97xo="</span>
<span id="LC15" class="line" lang="plaintext"> Public Key ID:</span>
<span id="LC16" class="line" lang="plaintext"> sha1:6a7ea695c72a532d59eb8c2f46fdf1c60e21db29</span>
<span id="LC17" class="line" lang="plaintext"> sha256:34dd62756235d38dda862af9378a9238a7ffe885f33ff5f52a3e0a8b967def1a</span>
<span id="LC18" class="line" lang="plaintext"> Public Key PIN:</span>
<span id="LC19" class="line" lang="plaintext"> pin-sha256:NN1idWI1043ahir5N4qSOKf/6IXzP/X1Kj4Ki5Z97xo=</span>
<span id="LC20" class="line" lang="plaintext"></span>
<span id="LC21" class="line" lang="plaintext">- Status: The certificate is NOT trusted. The certificate chain uses not yet valid certificate. </span>
<span id="LC22" class="line" lang="plaintext">*** PKI verification of server certificate failed...</span>
<span id="LC23" class="line" lang="plaintext">Failure: 1. handshake with RSA should have succeeded!</span>
<span id="LC24" class="line" lang="plaintext">Exiting via signal 15</span>
<span id="LC25" class="line" lang="plaintext">.sh (exit status: 1)</span></code></pre>
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