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FAB-18163 TLS Timeshift w/o Separate Cluster Port (#1724)
The existing orderer code allows for a TLS timeshift to be specified when starting the orderer with a separate cluster port. This is useful for situations where the consenter TLS certificates have accidentally expired, preventing quorum from forming, and preventing channel config updates to replace these certificates. This change extends the concept to the general orderer port, which can be optionally re-used, rather than binding to a new port. If the cluster port is not re-used, then the TLS timeshift parameter specified in the general TLS section takes precdence over the parameter specified in the cluster section. Likewise, if there is a separate cluster port, the parameter in the general TLS section has no impact on the cluster listener. Signed-off-by: Jason Yellick <jyellick@us.ibm.com>
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