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markster

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Mixed SSL problem Clarion 9.1 vs Clarion 10 (NetTalk 8.41)
« on: March 14, 2015, 07:09:48 AM »
When I compile the stock Mixed SSL (8) example app in Clarion v9.1 and run it locally, the browser (Firefox 36.0.1) connects at https://127.0.0.1:881 without problems. When I compile it in Clarion v10.0 and run it, my browser returns the Unable to Connect error.

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Re: Mixed SSL problem Clarion 9.1 vs Clarion 10 (NetTalk 8.41)
« Reply #1 on: March 14, 2015, 09:51:00 AM »
Hi Mark
It seems that there is a regression after Netalk839.
If you look at Nettalk841bin.png you will see the dates of the ssl dlls they are all from 2006-09-08 whereas if you look at the Nettalk839.png their dates are 2015-01-15.
I also had the same issue when I installed 841 on Clarion10 but when I reinstalled 839 it worked.
You could try copying the relevant files from your Clarion9 accessory\bin folder to the Clarion10 folder alternatively test with 839.

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Clarion 9.1.11529/Clarion10 12567
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StringTheory267/Winevent515/XFiles298/MessageBox239/Cryptonite186

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Re: Mixed SSL problem Clarion 9.1 vs Clarion 10 (NetTalk 8.41)
« Reply #2 on: March 14, 2015, 11:09:13 AM »
That solved the problem. Thanks,

Mark

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Re: Mixed SSL problem Clarion 9.1 vs Clarion 10 (NetTalk 8.41)
« Reply #3 on: March 15, 2015, 10:40:27 PM »
Morning Lads,

Actually the problem is not in the NetTalk build at all. (So you can use 8.41 with no problem.)

The problem is in the Cryptonite install, which was installing really old OpenSSL DLL's into the BIN folder, overwriting the NetTalk ones there. Which is why re-installing _any_ NT version would appear to "fix" the problem.

I have updated the Cryptonite install So I think it should be ok now.

cheers
Bruce