Hi,

You can download precompiled versions of the new OpenSSL libaries from our official Indy Mirror (The Fulgan Mirror).

Direct Links for the x32 versions:
http://indy.fulgan.com/SSL/openssl-0.9.8r-i386-win32.zip
http://indy.fulgan.com/SSL/openssl-1.0.0d-i386-win32.zip

The 0.9.8 branch is only made available for compatibility reasons, if you have the choice take the newer 1.0 version. Both versions are supported by Indy, so it’s up to you.

You’ll find a “ReadMe”, License Information and File Hashes inside the zip archives. This version is including important bug and security fixes, using it is strongly recommended. The DLLs have no dependencies and are ready to use (ready for shipping with your application).

We include the OpenSSL.exe in the download, too. This file is not required for deployment of your own application, but it may be useful for handling certificates on your own during app development.

Regards,
Arvid

Hi,

today I am releasing the latest OpenSSL versions for Indy, 0.9.8q and 1.0.0c.

You can download precompiled versions of the new OpenSSL libaries from our official Indy Mirror (The Fulgan Mirror).

Direct Links for the x32 versions:
http://indy.fulgan.com/SSL/openssl-0.9.8q-i386-win32.zip
http://indy.fulgan.com/SSL/openssl-1.0.0c-i386-win32.zip

You’ll find a ReadMe, License Information and File Hashes inside the zip archives. This version is including important bug and security fixes, using it is strongly recommended. The x32 DLLs have no noteworthy dependencies and are ready to use (ready for shipping).

As JP Mugaas mentioned with an earlier release: We include the OpenSSL.exe in the download, too. Please see his comment in the previous release at http://blog.digivendo.com/2010/06/openssl-v0-9-8o-and-v1-0-0a-for-indy/.

Regards,
Arvid

P.S.: The 0.9.8 branch is only made available for compatibility reasons, if you have the choice take the newer 1.0 version. Both versions are supported by Indy, so it’s up to you.

Hello,

updated OpenSSL Versions available in the flavor of your choice

As of today you can download precompiled versions of the newest OpenSSL libaries from our official Indy Mirror (The Fulgan Mirror).

As the OpenSSL team has published an update for the old 0.9.8 branch, we supply them too:

Direct Links:
http://indy.fulgan.com/SSL/openssl-0.9.8o-i386-win32.zip
http://indy.fulgan.com/SSL/openssl-1.0.0a-i386-win32.zip

As always: You’ll find a ReadMe, License Information and File Hashes inside the zip archive. This version is including important bug and security fixes, using it is strongly recommended.

Note: This version needs the very latest Indy SVN (Revision #4168 and newer). This is due to changes in OpenSSL (i.e. removing deprecated MD2 by default).

As before the libraries have no noteworthy dependencies except for the Win64 versions which require the VC++ 2008 runtime libraries.

Cheers,
Arvid

Hello,

after one year of beta testing, the OpenSSL team published the final 1.0 version yesterday. As of today you can download a precompiled version of the OpenSSL libaries from our official Indy Mirror (The Fulgan Mirror).

Direct Link: openssl-1.0.0-i386-win32.zip

As always: You’ll find a ReadMe, License Information and File Hashes inside the zip archive. This version is including important bug and security fixes, using it is strongly recommended.

Note: This version needs the very latest Indy SVN (Revision #4168 and newer). This is due to changes in OpenSSL (i.e. removing deprecated MD2 by default).

I would like to thank my previous readers, especially Salvor for pointing out a different way in building the libraries without the need for the MS VC++ Runtime DLLs while being able to use the latest VC++ compilers.

This release is built using MS VC++ 2008 and the Network Wide Assembler (NASM) instead of Mingw/gcc which allows us to create smaller DLLs and faster code now (sadly the VC++ 2010 build chain is still broken for OpenSSL 1.0).

Regards,
Arvid