Angus Robertson - Magenta Systems Ltd wrote:
>> I've tried to install:
>> Win32 OpenSSL v0.9.8h Light
>> But none of the installers finish, they just hang up right at the
>> end.
>
> Ditto, I just tried to use the light installer, and had to crash it
> using Task Manager. But it did copy the actu
> *sob* I just want to get SSL working!
Until OpenSSL solve their distribution, use the previous version available
from my website.
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I saw the same, but the openssl.exe file seems corrupt after terminating the
installation.
I've sent an email to their support address just to get a bounce that the
mail server does not exist.
*sob* I just want to get SSL working!
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Angus Robertson - Magenta Systems Ltd wrote:
>> I've tried to install:
>> Win32 OpenSSL v0.9.8h Light
>> But none of the installers finish, they just hang up right at the
>> end.
>
> Ditto, I just tried to use the light installer, and had to crash it
> using Task Manager. But it did copy the actu
> I've tried to install:
> Win32 OpenSSL v0.9.8h Light
> But none of the installers finish, they just hang up right at the
> end.
Ditto, I just tried to use the light installer, and had to crash it using
Task Manager. But it did copy the actual SSL DLLs into the windows
directory OK, which is n
Francois PIETTE wrote:
>> I just want to know if I can use 0.9.7c?
>
> I think you need either at least 0.9.8e and at most 0.9.8h if you
> updated TODAY your source code from SVN. See Arno's message.
Well, he could use this very old version, but it is **not recommented**.
To support the old Opens
> I just want to know if I can use 0.9.7c?
I think you need either at least 0.9.8e and at most 0.9.8h if you updated
TODAY your source code from SVN. See Arno's message.
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I've tried to install:
Win32 OpenSSL v0.9.8h Light
Win32 OpenSSL v0.9.8g Light
But none of the installers finish, they just hang up right at the end. I've
tried it on another computer as well.
I've found gnuwin32 openssl 0.9.7c - would this matter?
I've tried to run the batch file in order to b
> Starting next week, I start a tour in the USA to visit my customers...
Bummer! All too far from me. Actually, with the current price of gas, I
think across the street may be too far for me ... ;) Oh well, I would love
to have met you. Hope you have a great trip in the states!
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Guillaume ROQUES wrote:
> I checked it before, because the error handle show me the DLL that I
> have, the registered DLL is from my subversion local server which is
> in 0.9.8.7...the version known by ICS is v0.9.8e. ??
> Nevertheless, I'll download the DLL you provided us allbut I
> don't
Hi !
Starting next week, I start a tour in the USA to visit my customers in New
York, Seattle, San Diego and San Francisco. I think this could be a good
opportunity for me to meet ICS & Midware users living in those areas.
Since my agenda is quite busy, my idea is to meet ICS & Midware users in
Hello,
I just saw at http://www.openssl.org/source/ tha there are two newer
versions (0.9.8"f" and "g") after "e" we have. Are there any critical bug
fixes in these minor updates? When do you think it is time to catch up??
Also, Francois, what will happen to the ICS-SSL mailing list after ICS-ssl
>It is likely that you already have OpenSSL on your system, but an old version.
>You can download the correct binaries from my website on the ICS download page
>where a link is provided.
>You need to deploy two DLL along with your application. There is no real
>installation. It is enough to have
> By the way I tested the WebServerDemo and when I'd like to access
> to demo.html, on SSL default port, I got an Exception : "Unsupported
OpenSSL version"
> Do we need to install OpenSSL ? Then We have to deploy it in our customer
office ?
It is likely that you already have OpenSSL on your system
Guillaume ROQUES wrote:
> By the way I tested the WebServerDemo and when I'd like to access to
> demo.html, on SSL default port, I got an Exception : "Unsupported
> OpenSSL version" Do we need to install OpenSSL ?
Yes, but only if you actually use SSL in the project, OpenSSL
libraries are loade
Ok, thank you for answering !
By the way I tested the WebServerDemo and when I'd like to access to demo.html,
on SSL default port, I got an Exception : "Unsupported OpenSSL version"
Do we need to install OpenSSL ? Then We have to deploy it in our customer
office ?
Guillaume ROQUES
CANYON Techno
Guillaume ROQUES wrote:
> 1. What is the purpose of the Acceptable Hosts List ?
It's initial purpose was to use it as a list of hosts which
have been temporarily accepted even though their certificates
did not pass certificate validation etc.
The Https client demo demonstrates it's use.
>
> 2.
Hi,
I have questions about 2 functionnalities in SSLHttpServer components :
1. What is the purpose of the Acceptable Hosts List ?
2. I understand what Acceptable Hosts List contain but Why is it present in the
SSL component and why not in the HttpServer component too ?
3. The OnBgException ev
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