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ci: build tlshd from ktls-utils 1.5.0 for the nightly tests - #4359

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Fix for #4285

Since 7.4, nvme-tcp does the TLS handshakes of the I/O queues in parallel. The tlshd of ktls-utils 1.4.0, which Fedora 44 ships, can then fail to find the PSK, and TLS connects fail. ktls-utils 1.5.0 fixes this. The keysd wringer and blktests nvme/062 and nvme/063 fail every night since 2026-10-25.

Build tlshd from ktls-utils 1.5.0 and replace the packaged binary, until Fedora ships ktls-utils 1.5.0 or later.

Since 7.4, nvme-tcp does the TLS handshakes of the I/O queues in
parallel. The tlshd of ktls-utils 1.4.0, which Fedora 44 ships, can
then fail to find the PSK, and TLS connects fail. ktls-utils 1.5.0
fixes this. The keysd wringer and blktests nvme/062 and nvme/063 fail
every night since 2026-10-25.

Build tlshd from ktls-utils 1.5.0 and replace the packaged binary,
until Fedora ships ktls-utils 1.5.0 or later.

Link: linux-nvme#4285
Signed-off-by: Martin Belanger <martin.belanger@dell.com>
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igaw merged commit 85129d5 into linux-nvme:master Nov 2, 2026
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martin-belanger deleted the nightly-tlshd-1.5.0 branch November 2, 2026 17:01
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