adds support for unbound v1.23.1 and updates openssl to v3.5.1 #60
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July 19, 2025 09:12
- updates to openssl 3.5.1 (LTS) - removes linux-x32 build flag
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I've never done this before but could I simply use your dockerfile and make my own containe from that? 1.22 is getting pretty old |
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i didn't see any movement on things here so i have a modernized and published build here: this doesn't go through the additional overhead of using openssl from the source, but pulls in the latest from bookworm to speed up build times and supports multiple architectures as well. either way you can grab the Dockerfile and build to your heart's content. 😉 |
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Thanks @sulrich |
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this just bumps the associated openssl release and adds support for the latest unbound release (1.23.1) which addresses a CVE.
this also removes the extra call for
linux-x32in the openssl build process. i'm also building for arm64 and armv7 so having openssl autodetect as appropriate seemed like a reasonable change to make. no observed issues with this build.