[WIP] Adding PoC w/o comparison for comparison ;-) of test results via GHA #1802
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See #1782. This check runs first a test against a SSLv2 only server which is using the supplied binary (openssl s_server). Then it runs a almost full run. * Works: the whole thing * Works not yet: comparison (filtering needed) * not nice: the perl style using system calls, especially the process handling (tried open3 and using $ENV but didn't succeed). fork() probably could work too, but that's required more perl skills than I have ;-)
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See #1782.
This check runs first a test against a SSLv2 only server which is using the supplied binary (openssl s_server). Then it runs a almost full run against an openssl s_server (suppiied binary) using also SSLv2.
(tried open3 and using $ENV but didn't succeed). fork() probably could work too,
but that'd required more perl skills than I have ;-)