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…, this is very slow This reverts commit a67405e.
…sting test by checking output
…tainer) and pulling it from there. This required additional changes: * changed name of Docker image for testing to localhost:5000/…, which should also prevent accidental push * parse name of Docker image from swarm project description yml rather than use hard-coded name * extended "delete old image versions" script accordingly
…PN from within the container. Currently requires manual steps (at least building the VPN container) for the test to succeed and will need to be adapted for productive VPN use. * install packages for OpenVPN and debugging in ODELIA container * changed docker run arguments for swarm nodes to be able to open VPN connection from within (currently as root, to be reconsidered) * setup for building and VPN container, creating OpenVPN certificates (one fixed set committed), running VPN container * swarm server now named testserver.local, but this name only needs to be reachable in the containers * VPN container is assumed to be reachable on host at 172.17.0.1 from other containers * changed ports for nvflare server to avoid interference with productive servers * noted TODOs * added integration test checking that and documenting how this works
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| GitGuardian id | GitGuardian status | Secret | Commit | Filename | |
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| 21197632 | Triggered | Generic Private Key | 25e7322 | tests/local_vpn/client_configs/admin@test.odelia_client.ovpn | View secret |
| 21197633 | Triggered | Generic Private Key | 25e7322 | tests/local_vpn/client_configs/client_B_client.ovpn | View secret |
| 21197634 | Triggered | Generic Private Key | 25e7322 | tests/local_vpn/client_configs/client_A_client.ovpn | View secret |
| 21197635 | Triggered | Generic Private Key | 25e7322 | tests/local_vpn/client_configs/testserver.local_client.ovpn | View secret |
| 21197636 | Triggered | Generic Private Key | 25e7322 | tests/local_vpn/server_config/server.key | View secret |
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…der with VPN credentials) needed now
Test setup for connecting to VPN from inside the MediSwarm containers rather than on the host, including a setup for locally running an openvpn server. Postponed, as we do not need this for now.
The branch contains credentials used for the test setup, warnings about this can be ignored.