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OpenSSL 3 rejects the historical RC2-40-CBC PKCS#12 protection by default, so the TLS examples failed to load identity.pfx on modern Linux. Re-export the same key material with AES-256-CBC and add a regression test. Closes smol-rs#375
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Summary
OpenSSL 3 rejects the historical RC2-40-CBC PKCS#12 protection used by
examples/identity.pfx, so TLS examples such ashyper-serverfailed immediately on modern Linux with:Re-export the same certificate/key material with AES-256-CBC + SHA-256 and add a regression test that:
native_tls(the path the examples use)openssl pkcs12under OpenSSL 3 without-legacyCloses #375
Test plan
cargo test --test identity_pfxfails against the old RC2 PFX under OpenSSL 3cargo test --test identity_pfxpasses with the regenerated PFXnative_tls::Identity::from_pkcs12(..., "password")still succeeds