OCPBUGS-86429: Skip _stackmanager for libreswan 5.x compat

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Summary

Backport of #2885 from release-4.19. Makes the _stackmanager binary call conditional — only runs when the binary exists.

The _stackmanager binary was removed in libreswan 5.3, causing IPsec pod startup failures when upgrading to libreswan 5.x.

Background

At 75+ node IPsec mesh scale, libreswan 4.6 pluto crashes with a segfault in set_larval_v2_transition() during concurrent Child SA negotiation, causing permanent tunnel failures. Libreswan 5.x fixes this. This PR is part of a set that unpins libreswan in 4.18.z:

• openshift/os: unpin libreswan in RHCOS extensions
• openshift/machine-config-operator: libreswan 5.x compat changes
• openshift/cluster-network-operator: this PR
• openshift/ovn-kubernetes: unpin libreswan in Dockerfile

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Summary

Backport of #2885 from release-4.19. Makes the _stackmanager binary call conditional — only runs when the binary exists.

The _stackmanager binary was removed in libreswan 5.3, causing IPsec pod startup failures when upgrading to libreswan 5.x.

Background

At 75+ node IPsec mesh scale, libreswan 4.6 pluto crashes with a segfault in set_larval_v2_transition() during concurrent Child SA negotiation, causing permanent tunnel failures. Libreswan 5.x fixes this. This PR is part of a set that unpins libreswan in 4.18.z:

• openshift/os: unpin libreswan in RHCOS extensions
• openshift/machine-config-operator: libreswan 5.x compat changes
• openshift/cluster-network-operator: this PR
• openshift/ovn-kubernetes: unpin libreswan in Dockerfile

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Summary

Backport of #2885 from release-4.19. Makes the _stackmanager binary call conditional — only runs when the binary exists.

The _stackmanager binary was removed in libreswan 5.3, causing IPsec pod startup failures when upgrading to libreswan 5.x.

Background

At 75+ node IPsec mesh scale, libreswan 4.6 pluto crashes with a segfault in set_larval_v2_transition() during concurrent Child SA negotiation, causing permanent tunnel failures. Libreswan 5.x fixes this. This PR is part of a set that unpins libreswan in 4.18.z:

• openshift/os: unpin libreswan in RHCOS extensions
• openshift/machine-config-operator: libreswan 5.x compat changes
• openshift/cluster-network-operator: this PR
• openshift/ovn-kubernetes: unpin libreswan in Dockerfile

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• expected Jira Issue OCPBUGS-86429 to depend on a bug targeting a version in 4.19.0, 4.19.z and in one of the following states: VERIFIED, RELEASE PENDING, CLOSED (ERRATA), CLOSED (CURRENT RELEASE), CLOSED (DONE), CLOSED (DONE-ERRATA), but no dependents were found

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In response to this:

Summary

Backport of #2885 from release-4.19. Makes the _stackmanager binary call conditional — only runs when the binary exists.

The _stackmanager binary was removed in libreswan 5.3, causing IPsec pod startup failures when upgrading to libreswan 5.x.

Background

At 75+ node IPsec mesh scale, libreswan 4.6 pluto crashes with a segfault in set_larval_v2_transition() during concurrent Child SA negotiation, causing permanent tunnel failures. Libreswan 5.x fixes this. This PR is part of a set that unpins libreswan in 4.18.z:

• openshift/os: unpin libreswan in RHCOS extensions
• openshift/machine-config-operator: libreswan 5.x compat changes
• openshift/cluster-network-operator: this PR
• openshift/ovn-kubernetes: unpin libreswan in Dockerfile

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