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Fixed failing build caused by privileged port binding (linux) and failing tests #35

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@asbachb asbachb commented Jan 23, 2025

Changed port allocation to a non privileged port

On linux systems privileged ports needs to be run as a root user. When
running the build / test as a normal user it fails as the port 161 cannot
be bound.

Updated link test certificate

The tests requests a crl from http://www.bsi.bund.de/test_csca_crl. That
crl seems like it has been updated. As the Authority Key Identifier does
not match with bundled link certificates Subject Key Identifier the test
fails.

The link certificate was replaced by an updated version from
https://www.bsi.bund.de/SharedDocs/Downloads/EN/BSI/CSCA/LINK_DE_TEST_CSCA_2024_08.html.

On linux systems privileged ports needs to be run as a root user. When
running the build / test as a normal user it fails as the port `161` cannot
be bound.
The tests requests a `crl` from `http://www.bsi.bund.de/test_csca_crl`. That
`crl` seems like it has been updated. As the `Authority Key Identifier` does
not match with bundled link certificates `Subject Key Identifier` the test
fails.

The link certificate was replaced by an updated version from
`https://www.bsi.bund.de/SharedDocs/Downloads/EN/BSI/CSCA/LINK_DE_TEST_CSCA_2024_08.html`.
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