Michael D. Setzer II via users wrote: > Had done an upgrade on a machine a little while ago, and had to > make some manual changes to two of my repo files involving > sslcacert lines. Just updated another system, and had to again > manually do changes. First line is the new line in fc44 and old line > in fc43. > > < sslcacert=/etc/pki/ca-trust/extracted/pem/tls-ca-bundle.pem >> sslcacert=/etc/pki/tls/certs/ca-bundle.crt > > The differences also have changing from 43 to 44 on some, but also > have to update that will winehq repo, > > So, is this something that just needs to be done manually, or should > the update from 43 to 44 do this. > > Recall originally finding this info, but don't recall exactly where. > The speedtest isn't a big deal, but the TurboVNC causes the VNC > not to work correctly, and requires an ssh login to fix it. > > What would be best to report it?
This is the result of this Fedora 44 change:
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Changes/droppingOfCertPemFile
While you could update those paths, the better move is to
drop sslcacert from the repo files. Only third-party repos
add them but they should not be doing so. It is a pointless
waste of everyone's time. The default value for sslcacert
in dnf is to use the system default.
If you've modified these repo files for other reasons, then
you should fix them to drop the entirely unneeded and
unwanted sslcacert too. If you don't need to modify them
for other reasons, you should simply install the packaged
default from the repo, whatever it is and then let it be
managed by the third-party repo.
If there are third-party repo files which specify the old
path, you should notify them that they should remove the
sslcacert entry entirely and use the perfectly good default.
--
Todd
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