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Core driver to provide OpenSSL-based SSL services. It provides TLS 1.2 support for Windows XP users.
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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 [<tvar|ini_link>https://github.com/miranda-ng/miranda-ng/blob/master/docs/autoexec_sample.ini</> 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.
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; autoexec_openssldisable.ini:
<pre style="overflow:auto; max-width:300px;">
SETTINGS:
 
[PluginDisable]
openssl.dll=b1
</pre>
 
; autoexec_opensslenable.ini:
<pre style="overflow:auto; max-width:300px;">
SETTINGS:
 
[PluginDisable]
openssl.dll=b0
</pre>
 
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Revision as of 14:52, 23 December 2017

OpenSSL SSL API module

Filename OpenSSL.dll
Author Miranda NG team


Core driver to provide OpenSSL-based SSL services. It provides TLS 1.2 support for Windows XP users.

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