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Shows how to fix avn CLI fails with SSLV3_ALERT_BAD_RECORD_MAC on a fresh Mac. Use it when you hit this exact problem. Skip it when your error message or symptom looks different.
This was a Hasura image bug, fixed upstream (maintainer hgiasac confirmed "Fixed"). Pull a rebuilt .ubi image newer than the fix, or use the .ubuntu variant which was never affected. There is no per-container workaround worth keeping: unsetting the variable does not survive Docker/K8s inheritance cleanly (no Dockerfil…
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On the UBI image variants of hasura/graphql-engine (images built on/after 2026-08-05, e.g. v2.45.8 and v2.50.x .ubi tags), connecting to a Postgres that requires md5 password auth failed with: psql: error: could not encrypt password (unsupported) / fe_sendauth: error sending password authentication. The images set ENV…
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The Statsig team released a fixed build, statsig_elixir 0.7.4-beta.2508150240, which runs on all Linux and mac systems regardless of the OpenSSL version in the image. Bump the dependency to that version or later. Source: Source:
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Adding statsig_elixir to a mix project and deploying on a bookworm slim based Dockerfile crashes at startup with Failed to load NIF ... 'libssl.so.1.1: cannot open shared object file'. The prebuilt NIF binary was linked against OpenSSL 1.1, which slim Debian images do not ship.
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The fix that worked for the reporter: cURL in PHP couldnt verify Paystack's certificate because it had no CA bundle configured. Download the CA bundle from then point PHP at it in php.ini: Restart Apache and the pay button wo…
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Clicking the pay button on the default form generated by the laravel-paystack package failed with cURL error 60: SSL certificate problem: unable to get local issuer certificate. The error came from the package's HTTP layer, not from Paystack itself. One Paystack team member noted their servers require TLSv1.2, so ol…
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pip-installed aiven-client fails with an SSL error on macOS because the system Python links against LibreSSL. Install your own Python linked against OpenSSL and the error goes away.
Fixed by the openssl 3.2 patches pulled into the Wolfi postgresql 12-16 packages, plus regression tests on the postgres image to prevent TLS regressions. The reporter verified the client connects over TLS again. Pull a current Chainguard postgres client image (or rebuild your wolfi-base client image with updated packa…
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A Postgres 16 client built on cgr.dev/chainguard/wolfi-base fails TLS connections to the server (e.g. Azure Database for PostgreSQL flexible server). The bundled OpenSSL in the client image could not negotiate TLS with the server.
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Install Python yourself from Homebrew or python.org (both ship Python linked against OpenSSL, not LibreSSL) and reinstall aiven-client: brew install openssl, brew reinstall python, then pip3 install aiven-client. aiven-client now requires Python 3.10+, so system Python is unsupported anyway. certifi is a hard de…
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After pip install aiven-client on a Mac, avn project list fails with SSLError(SSLError(1, '[SSL: SSLV3_ALERT_BAD_RECORD_MAC] sslv3 alert bad record mac ...')). It is caused by macOS's system Python being linked against LibreSSL instead of OpenSSL. The system Python is frozen at 3.9.6 on recent macOS (Sonoma, Seq…
Problem outcome: unknown