Maurizio,
Something like that is required, also because current authentication
code in the THttpCli is a complicated nightmare, error-prone and
contains plenty of duplicated code.
I know it very well :-)
I already post in the past my propose of changes, but probably it was
not the right
Indeed if a spy is observing packets from the beginning of session this
will not work, I was certainly drunk when I posted ;)
If I don't want to use https , given the fact I control the source of both
client and server , is there any alternative mechanism I can use to avoid
fake messages from
You will need to implement some sort of signature along with all your
messages.
If the actual security requirements are light (i.e. protection against the
casual hacker) then you could hash every message combined with a value
specific to each client, then include the hash along with the message.
Hi guys, I am having a strange problem, wrote an example application
just connect to a gmail account and checks new mail, it works fine on a
computer and when I move to another says it cannot load libeay.32.dll.
Libeay32 is in the same folder with the application, the only visible
difference
when I move to another says it cannot load libeay.32.dll.
Most OpenSLL DLLs are dependent upon a Microsoft redistributable DDL,
msvcr71.dll. You probably have it already on your PC, but not on the
other. Add it to your distribution, in the same directory as the OpenSLL
DLLs.
Angus
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Marco Pavanelli wrote:
I am trying to write an example app in c++ builder 6 that works ok on
my computer but on 2 other computer does not work, the error I get is
an error of missing LIBEAY32 but the libeay is there, so I added som
debug code near the loadlibrary function in icsLIBEAY and the
Marco Pavanelli wrote:
I tried to copy msvcr71.dll in the same folder with application and
libeay but nothing changes, I tried to look for the libeay in the SVN
but I could not find it, in filezilla folders I have foung a mingw dll
but I do not understand I should I use that ?
Now I try the
Scrive Arno Garrels arno.garr...@gmx.de:
Maurizio,
Arno,
Something like that is required, also because current authentication
code in the THttpCli is a complicated nightmare, error-prone and
contains plenty of duplicated code.
I know it very well :-)
I already post in the past my
