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Revision as of 12:46, 17 September 2017
| OpenSSL SSL API module
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| Filename | OpenSSL.dll |
| Author | Miranda NG team |
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Core driver to provide OpenSSL-based SSL services. It provides TLS 1.2 support for Windows XP users.
<translate> Important</translate>
If you don't use PluginUpdater, you have to download the required libraries here and put to /Libs subfolder.
If you don't use PluginUpdater, you have to download the required libraries here and put to /Libs subfolder.
OpenSSL is the cause of frequent crashes. So you should use it only on Windows XP. If you have a roaming profile that should work both under Windows XP & Windows 7+, you can use automatically executed ini file (like autoexec_blablabla.ini). These ini file should contain the only line of the OpenSSL plugin locking/unlocking, so you can easily create a batch file that runs Miranda with or without this plugin.
autoexec_openssldisable.ini:
SETTINGS: [PluginDisable] openssl.dll=b1
autoexec_opensslenable.ini:
SETTINGS: [PluginDisable] openssl.dll=b0