Remove OpenSSL FIPS configuration from the FIPS build image#64591
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Remove OpenSSL FIPS configuration from the FIPS build image#64591
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PR #34950 put OpenSSL into FIPS mode in the _build container_, which causes any build tooling that relies on OpenSSL to use FIPS crypto. A result of that change is that we can no longer update our Rust toolchain. The `cargo` utility shipped with Rust versions newer than 1.86 depends on a newer version of OpenSSL, and when this version runs in FIPS mode cargo itself is not able to fetch dependencies from the public registry due to incompatible cipher suites. Note: our build artifacts are still compiled against FIPS-validated modules (Go's GOEXPERIMENT=boring, and Cloudflare's boring crate for Rust).
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PR #34950 put OpenSSL into FIPS mode in the build container, which causes any build tooling that relies on OpenSSL to use FIPS crypto.
A result of that change is that we can no longer update our Rust toolchain. The
cargoutility shipped with Rust versions newer than 1.86 depends on a newer version of OpenSSL, and when this version runs in FIPS mode cargo itself is not able to fetch dependencies from the public registry due to incompatible cipher suites.Note: our build artifacts are still compiled against FIPS-validated modules (Go's GOEXPERIMENT=boring, and Cloudflare's boring crate for Rust).
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