Add OpenSSL to container build

[dbutenhof]

PBENCH-1188

Running now on an up-to-date Fedora 38 laptop, I'm finally able to use jenkins/runlocal without overriding the BASE_IMAGE... except that I had to manually install the openssl package on my laptop, and it apparently also needs to be manually installed inside the container base image.

[webbnh]

I think this is only necessary because you're using an "unexpected" base image. (I.e., we expect to build the Pbench Server container based on a UBI image (gonna be ubi8 "real soon now"...), but it shouldn't hurt to try to install openssl (i.e., on UBI that package should already be present...).)

(We really need to get runlocal to build the RPM using the appropriate distro instead of building it on the local host, and then we could break this requirement to build the Pbench Server container with a distro which matches the local host, and then maybe we could climb out of this matrix problem that we're in.)

[dbutenhof]

I think this is only necessary because you're using an "unexpected" base image. (I.e., we expect to build the Pbench Server container based on a UBI image (gonna be ubi8 "real soon now"...)

Well, the script doesn't see it that way, because the base image is selected based on the host, and for Fedora it selects fedora:38. So at least for now, this seemed like the simplest solution.

[webbnh]

Well, the script doesn't see it that way, because the base image is selected based on the host, and for Fedora it selects fedora:38.

True enough. And, if I get some spare cycles, I'm going to see about changing the script's perspective. 😁

at least for now, this seemed like the simplest solution.

Yep; and so I approved it. 🙂