test log spammed with TLS handshake

[John A Meinel]

I just had a Windows.log test failure:
http://juju-ci.vapour.ws:8080/job/github-merge-juju/8550/artifact/artifacts/windows-out.log

It is full of lines like:
2016/07/26 15:17:00 tls.serverHandshakeState{c:(*tls.Conn)(0xc0825d8300), clientHello:(*tls.clientHelloMsg)(0xc0828b63c0), hello:(*tls.serverHelloMsg)(0xc08232e0b0), suite:(*tls.cipherSuite)(nil), ellipticOk:true, ecdsaOk:false, rsaDecryptOk:true, rsaSignOk:true, sessionState:(*tls.sessionState)(nil), finishedHash:tls.finishedHash{client:hash.Hash(nil), server:hash.Hash(nil), clientMD5:hash.Hash(nil), serverMD5:hash.Hash(nil), buffer:[]uint8(nil), version:0x0, prf:(func([]uint8, []uint8, []uint8, []uint8))(nil)}, masterSecret:[]uint8(nil), certsFromClient:[][]uint8(nil), cert:(*tls.Certificate)(0xc082bda600)}
2016/07/26 15:17:00 xxxx got good cipher: &{c030 20 0 4 bbade0 d 0 0 bba160}
2016/07/26 15:17:00 exiting clienthello
2016/07/26 15:17:00 starting full handshake
2016/07/26 15:17:00 no error from serverhandshake
2016/07/26 15:17:00 Requested ciphersuites:
2016/07/26 15:17:00 c02c
2016/07/26 15:17:00 c02b
2016/07/26 15:17:00 c030
2016/07/26 15:17:00 c02f
2016/07/26 15:17:00 Server supported ciphersuites:
2016/07/26 15:17:00 c02c
2016/07/26 15:17:00 c02b
2016/07/26 15:17:00 c030
2016/07/26 15:17:00 c02f
2016/07/26 15:17:00 preference list
2016/07/26 15:17:00 c02c
2016/07/26 15:17:00 c02b
2016/07/26 15:17:00 c030
2016/07/26 15:17:00 c02f
2016/07/26 15:17:00 supported list:
2016/07/26 15:17:00 c02c
2016/07/26 15:17:00 c02b
2016/07/26 15:17:00 c030
2016/07/26 15:17:00 c02f
2016/07/26 15:17:00 vers: 771

Those look like lines coming from a debug system, but its lots of detailed output that doesn't seem actionable. (It also doesn't seem to follow our standard 'logger' syntax to include a package and a filename and line number.)

[Anastasia (anastasia-macmood)]

As this is a tech-debt item, I am lowering its Importance.

[Canonical Juju QA Bot (juju-qa-bot)]

This bug has not been updated in 5 years, so we're marking it Expired. If you believe this is incorrect, please update the status.