By default, the keyserver.ubuntu.com gpg uses the 11371 port. This port seems to be blocked by SUSE IT's firewall. With this change, we force the tests to use the keyserver on port 80, which makes it pass.
Note: I'm not backporting the change to upstream since it is SUSE-specific.
What does this PR do?
By default, the
keyserver.ubuntu.comgpg uses the11371port. This port seems to be blocked by SUSE IT's firewall. With this change, we force the tests to use the keyserver on port80, which makes it pass.Note: I'm not backporting the change to upstream since it is SUSE-specific.
What issues does this PR fix or reference?
Related to: https://github.com/SUSE/spacewalk/issues/23286
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