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[PR] Cherry-pick #13725 for 10.2.1: JA4 signature algorithms [trafficserver]

cmcfarlen opened a new pull request, #13781:
URL: https://github.com/apache/trafficserver/pull/13781

   Final cherry-pick for the 10.2.1 release: **#13725** (`738cd651`), *Include signature
   algorithms in JA4 fingerprints*, from the `For v10.2.1` column of the
   [ATS v10.2.x project](https://github.com/orgs/apache/projects/573).
   
   This one was held back from the 2026-10-01 batch (#13775) while its `Incompatible` label was
   discussed. The label has since been removed, so it lands now, timed with the rest of 10.2.1.
   
   ### Operator impact — please note in the release notes
   
   This changes the `c` section of nearly every JA4 fingerprint these plugins emit, bringing it
   in line with the [JA4 spec](https://github.com/FoxIO-LLC/ja4/blob/main/technical_details/JA4.md)
   and with FoxIO's reference implementations. Stored fingerprints, and any abuse_shield rules or
   allow/deny lists built from ATS-generated JA4 values, need to be regenerated.
   
   ### Out-of-order pick, verified by composition
   
   On master the JA4 changes merged #13725 → #13728 → #13719, but #13728 and #13719 already
   landed on 10.2.x in #13775, so this pick applies the *earliest* of the three onto a branch that
   already has the later two. It applied with no conflicts, and rather than trust that, the result
   was checked by composition: every file the three PRs touch was compared against master at
   `a2416f28` (the state right after all three), and only those three commits touch these files in
   that range.
   
   9 of 11 files are now **identical to master**. The two that differ are pre-existing 10.2.x
   drift, unrelated to JA4 and confirmed present before this pick:
   
   - `ja4_fingerprint/plugin.cc` — master's `JA4_data` struct comes from #13013 (ASAN plugin
     fixes), not on this branch, so 10.2.x keeps the older `std::string *` user-arg form. #13725's
     additions compile against it unchanged.
   - `jax_fingerprint/ja4/tls_client_hello_summary.cc` — the local `DbgCtl` and include reshuffle
     come from #13586 (abuse_shield plugin), not on this branch.
   
   ### AuTest harness adaptation
   
   The new `jax_fingerprint_sigalgs.test.py` used master's `ts.Disk.ssl_multicert_yaml`; converted
   to 10.2.x's flat `ssl_multicert_config` form and folded into the commit via `--fixup` +
   `--autosquash`. The test self-guards with `Condition.PluginExists('jax_fingerprint.so')`, and
   the branch's jax plugin already accepts the `--standalone` / `--method` / `--log-filename`
   options it passes. The doc hunk is plain prose and adds no cross-reference targets.
   
   ### Local verification (macOS, `dev` preset, JA4/JAX enabled)
   
   - `cmake --build build-dev -- -k 0` — clean.
   - `ctest -j4` — 128/129; only `test_jsonrpcserver` fails, the known macOS-local
     unix-socket/restart timing flake.
   - `test_ja4` and `test_jax` pass, including the spec's worked example now asserting the
     published `t13d1516h2_8daaf6152771_e5627efa2ab1`.
   - The new AuTest is not run by this preset on macOS — this CI run is its gate.
   
   Draft on purpose: to be landed by fast-forward once CI is green, not merged via the UI.
   


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Re: [PR] Cherry-pick #13725 for 10.2.1: JA4 signature algorithms [trafficserver]

Posted by "cmcfarlen (via GitHub)" <gi...@apache.org>.
cmcfarlen merged PR #13781:
URL: https://github.com/apache/trafficserver/pull/13781


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