SSL connection: Which libeay32.dll and ssleay32.dll to use?

[guidovanharten]

I am running TC 8.51a on Windows 10 Preview.
I want to connect to my Owncloud files which are saved on a secure domain.
TC says that I have to download OpenSSL-dll's.

First I installed libeay32.dll and ssleay32.dll. Running TC and checking on SSL results in a not responding TC. I delete these files.

Can anybody tell me where I can find the right files?

Regards,
Guido

[Sob]

Reliable source is cURL: http://curl.haxx.se/download.html

If you have 64-bit TC and only need it for FTP, get "binary" package from "Win64 - MinGW64" section (it's smaller download). If you also want to use SFTP (SSH-based) plugin, get "devel" package from same section.

For 32-bit TC it's similar. If you don't need SFTP, get one of "binary" packages from Günter Knauf in "Win32 - Generic" section, otherwise get "libcurl" package.

[guidovanharten]

Thank for your reply!
If you have 64-bit TC and only need it for FTP, get "binary" package from "Win64 - MinGW64" section (it's smaller download).

The README refers to a INSTALL, but that file is not in the ZIP... Can you help me if I had to do special tasks.

Thanks in advance.

[sqa_wizard]

For the 64-bit version of TC:

Get most recent devel version of "Win64 - MinGW64" by Günter Knauf at http://curl.haxx.se/download.html#Win64

Just open the 7z file, goto the bin folder and copy x64 version of

libeay32.dll
libssh2.dll
ssleay32.dll
zlib1.dll

to %COMMANDER_PATH%\64 subfolder


Just in case you using 32-bit version of TC:

Get most recent libcurl version of "Win32 - Generic" by Günter Knauf at http://curl.haxx.se/download.html#Win32

Just open the zip file, goto the bin folder and copy x86 version of

libeay32.dll
libssh2.dll
libssl32.dll
zlib1.dll

to %COMMANDER_PATH%.

[guidovanharten]

Thanks for your reply.
I have a 64-bit version of TC 8.51a. My TC is installed in C:\totalcmd and there is no subdirectory called '64'.
Also the command:
cd %COMMANDER_PATH%
results in an error.
Do I simple create a directory '64' and copy the mentioned files into that folder?

Regards,
Guido

[Sob]

Yes.

[Nux]

Just a note for those updating dlls... You actually do not need those dlls any more. Which is good because they are not availble for download .

So to update just get the latest secure FTP plugin:
https://www.ghisler.com/plugins.htm#filesys

For me I removed old dlls after update, but I guess YMMV.

[Usher]

OpenSSL DLLs may be still needed for Windows XP and Vista (in both cases with plugin for XP). Support for TLS 1.2 is incomplete or missing in those systems.