Hello all,
After reading the openssl site, my understanding is that if I
want to include the binaries (the two DLLs needed by ICS SSL) I'll
need to include this license file in the distribution:
http://www.openssl.org/source/license.html
Is there anything else I need to do?
Is it OK to provide b
Thanks for the reply!
> Put the files on a server which is located in a country with
> liberal export restrictions. Make sure that you don't violate
> possible export restrictions.
Oh. Does this mean including the two DLLs in my installer
or zip package is subject to the same export restrictions?
Hello Arno,
Yeah. It looks like it's not allowed to provide downloads from a site
in the US. http://www.openssl.org/support/faq.html says:
"When there were tight restrictions on the export of strong encryption
software from the US only weak encryption algorithms could be freely
exported (initiall
I have been using OpenSSL 0.9.8.e and my app works fine.
Today I switched to 0.9.8.h that I got from ICS site and
my app stops working. I haven't seen any obvious errors.
I'm using the default OverbyteIcsSslDefs.inc, which has:
{#$DEFINE NO_OSSL_VERSION_CHECK}
{#$DEFINE BEFORE_OSSL_098E}
{#$DEFIN
>> I have been using OpenSSL 0.9.8.e and my app works fine.
>> Today I switched to 0.9.8.h that I got from ICS site and
>> my app stops working. I haven't seen any obvious errors.
> It's likely that this build depends on some MS libraries,
> the same applies to the build available at
> http://www
>> And the file sizes are fairly similar to the 0.9.8.e version
>> that works. Has anyone tried 0.9.8.h with success?
> Yes, it was the highest possible version for some time.
> How does your app stop working? Any error message, AV etc.?
Arno, I haven't got time to debug it yet. It looked as if
i
Hello Arno,
> How does your app stop working? Any error message, AV etc.?
This error shows up in IDE (and only in IDE):
Project SSLTest.exe raised exception class EIcsLibeayException with
message 'Unsupported OpenSSL version (0x0090808F)!
Supported versions are 0x0090805F - 0x0090805F
FileName:
> Forgot to mention that you must be eating those exceptions.
Hmmm. In my simple SSLTest app, I'm not catching any of the
exceptions. Could it be the behavior of an earlier version of ICS SSL?
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Hello Arno,
> You are using in an old ICS version.
I just re-downloaded V6 RC1 from ICS site (not subversion.)
It seems to be the same as the version I'm using. I notice
a lot of conditional defines in the source code, though.
I'm only using the default.
> Yes, always use the head revision from
Thanks Arno. This did the trick!
> Or change unit OverbyteIcsLIBEAY.pas:
> const
> [..]
> //OSSL_VER_0906G = $0090607f; no longer supported
> OSSL_VER_0907G = $0090707f;
> OSSL_VER_0907I = $0090709f;
> OSSL_VER_0908 = $00908000;
> OSSL_VER_0908A = $0090801f;
> OSSL_V
Hello Arno,
Thanks. That's good to know. I'll add the check.
Jack
> The exception is raised after the library has been loaded dynamically
> at run-time. The library is loaded when the first OpenSSL function is
> called. For instance WSocket.Connect would then raise this exception.
> You probably
Hi all,
I'm playing with SSL socket. It seems that SSL works w/o a
client certificate (no cert files is specified in SslContext.)
In this case, what will the client send to the server?
Jack
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Thanks. Yes, I understand the traffic will be encrypted.
I was looking at the TLS protocol. After the ServerHello,
the client is supposed to send the client cert to the
server. I wonder what will the client send in this case...
On Sun, Mar 8, 2009 at 12:18 AM, Francois PIETTE
wrote:
>> I'm playin
How are you filtering the domain name exactly?
Maybe you are using the full name such as http://www.domain.com/
while the google result uses a partial name such as domain.com ?
On Sat, May 16, 2009 at 10:08 AM, randy wrote:
> Thank you Francois , just for you information i use FireFox for testing
You can try printing out the header and see if it has your domain name
in it. Then figure out why CompareText isn't catching it. Looks like
you are doing a full string match. Wouldn't a partial match work
better?
> AH yes jlist9 , i use the follwing :
> { *
> Domain List
I think you should check if it's there and why your code is finding it
in one case but not the other, and what's different between the two,
then decide on the fix.
On Sat, May 16, 2009 at 11:13 AM, randy wrote:
> so jlist9 , do you suggest using Pos function instead of CompareTex
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