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Re-instantes the openssl dependencies

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fixes #271

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    • Updated the Tor addon to include the installation of the latest OpenSSL package for improved security and compatibility.

@frenck frenck added the bugfix Inconsistencies or issues which will cause a problem for users or implementors. label May 9, 2025
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The Dockerfile for the Tor addon was updated to explicitly install the openssl package (version 3.3.3-r0) during the base setup. This ensures the presence of the openssl binary in the environment, with no other build or dependency changes made.

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File(s) Change Summary
tor/Dockerfile Added installation of openssl=3.3.3-r0 to the package list in the base setup.

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    participant User
    participant Docker Build
    participant Alpine Package Manager
    participant Tor Addon

    User->>Docker Build: Build Tor Addon image
    Docker Build->>Alpine Package Manager: Install tor, openssl, and dependencies
    Alpine Package Manager-->>Docker Build: Packages installed
    Docker Build->>Tor Addon: Image includes openssl binary
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Ensure openssl is installed so Tor addon can generate certificates and start properly (#271)

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17-21: Refactor for maintainability: extract OpenSSL version into an ARG
Reinstating openssl=3.3.3-r0 ensures the binary and libraries are available at runtime, which addresses issue #271. To simplify future upgrades when the base image is bumped, consider introducing an ARG OPENSSL_VERSION (similar to the other proxies) and referencing it in the apk add command:

+ARG OPENSSL_VERSION=3.3.3-r0
 ...
 RUN \
     apk add --no-cache \
         coreutils=9.5-r2 \
-        openssl=3.3.3-r0 \
+        openssl=${OPENSSL_VERSION} \
         tor=0.4.8.16-r0 \

This makes updating OpenSSL versions more consistent and centralized.

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@frenck frenck merged commit a2c3910 into main May 9, 2025
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