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VPN-4695: Force version downgrade for openssl and openssl-sys crates #6830

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Recently we have been failing to build the VPN client on Ubuntu/bionic due to a linker error between qtglean and libssl the offending symbols are X509_get0_authority_issuer and X509_get0_authority_serial. We have filed an upstream PR to fix the issue properly, but in order to get the 2.15.0 release building again, we may need to force a downgrade of the openssl and openssl-sys crates.

Note that this PR is only targeting the 2.15.0 release. I predict that we are either going to deprecate Ubuntu/bionic for 2.16.0, or the upstream project will release a fix.

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Github issue #6772 (VPN-4695)

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@oskirby oskirby marked this pull request as ready for review May 6, 2023 00:21
@oskirby oskirby requested a review from brizental as a code owner May 6, 2023 00:21
@oskirby oskirby merged commit 5911071 into releases/2.15.0 May 8, 2023
@oskirby oskirby deleted the vpn-4695-patch-rust-openssl branch May 8, 2023 16:02
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