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In 1a76163 I had to skip the encrypted image test on s390x as the test image only supports amd64 and the kata CI's multi-arch image has a decryption key that is 44 bytes and our code rejects it as it only works with 32 byte keys.
We should try and switch to a multi-arch image, and/or understand the 32-byte key restriction.
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@mkulke - do you understand why we have the 32-byte restriction, when we don't have that in the Kata CI? I think Chris Porter is working on creating some standardised regenerated test images, but until then re-using the kata ones might be helpful?
@mkulke - do you understand why we have the 32-byte restriction, when we don't have that in the Kata CI? I think Chris Porter is working on creating some standardised regenerated test images, but until then re-using the kata ones might be helpful?
that's just what ocicrypt-rs expectes, afaik. We use aes 256 as symmetric key. so no idea why a 44 byte key would work, maybe it's just truncated?
In 1a76163 I had to skip the encrypted image test on s390x as the test image only supports
amd64
and the kata CI's multi-arch image has a decryption key that is 44 bytes and our code rejects it as it only works with 32 byte keys.We should try and switch to a multi-arch image, and/or understand the 32-byte key restriction.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: