Awhile back ago, Indy’s live website was moved to a new server and redesigned, but several key pages had not been migrated to the new site yet, including documentation downloads, installation instructions, etc, as I didn’t have any free time to work on that migration. So, those pages, and the files they linked to, were […]
When TIdCookie is parsing a server-side cookie, it no longer removes quote characters from a quoted string in the cookie value. For instance, if a cookie is received as name=”value”, the resulting cookie value will now be “value” instead of value. This is more inline with the rules of RFC 6265. A user was connecting […]
All of the OpenSSL binaries that were hosted on Indy’s Fulgan mirror @ https://indy.fulgan.com/SSL/ have now been migrated to a new repository on Indy’s GitHub page: https://github.com/IndySockets/OpenSSL-Binaries For the past few days, Indy’s Fulgan mirror has been down, reporting “403 Forbidden” errors, due to connectivity issues on the server side. This outage is being looked […]
Indy’s SVN repository is being retired. Indy’s GitHub repository is now the active repository moving forward. Indy’s Fulgan mirror has turned off its sync between Indy’s SVN and GitHub repositories. Fulgan’s nightly dev snapshot is no longer the latest dev snapshot of Indy (there have been new check-ins to GitHub since the last time Fulgan […]
To better handle mailboxes that are larger than 2GB in size, the following changes have been made: In TIdIMAP4, UIDs and Message numbers are now treated as UInt32 instead of as Integer. This is more inline with RFC 3501, which defines them as being “Non-zero unsigned 32-bit integers”. In TIdPOP3 and TIdIMAP4, email byte sizes […]
A bug has been fixed where TIdHTTP would get stuck if it receives a 101 response (Switching Protocols) from an HTTP server. When 101 is received, TIdHTTP now exits immediately, and leaves the IOHandler open, allowing the caller to then use the IOHandler to continue performing I/O with the new protocol that has been switched […]
After more than a year since RAD Studio 10.2 Tokyo was released, I have now finally checked in Indy package files for 10.2. Note: I do not have Tokyo installed at this time, so I have not enabled Linux as a target platform in Indy’s runtime packages. If you want to compile Indy for use […]
Before: When an SSLIOHandler component is assigned to the TIdHTTPServer.IOHandler property, TIdHTTPServer would automatically activate SSL/TLS for all new client connections, unless a TIdHTTPServer.OnQuerySSLPort event handler returned False for the port that the client connected to (such as port 80). Now: The default HTTPS port is 443, so when an SSLIOHandler component is assigned, TIdHTTPServer […]
Some changes have been made to the IdSSLOpenSSLHeaders unit in how OpenSSL lib files are dynamically loaded on *Nix platforms. – Many *Nix systems have unversioned libcrypto/libssl symbolic links that point to specific OpenSSL versions. This way, as new OpenSSL versions are installed, the symlinks can be updated without app code needing to be updated […]
In no particular order: If a client sends an ‘Authorization’ request header that is not processed, TIdHTTPServer now sends an HTTP 401 response instead of closing the socket connection. When sending a response to a client, TIdHTTPResponseInfo.SetHeaders() now sets ‘WWW-Authenticate’ and ‘Proxy-Authenticate’ headers if the TIdHTTPResponseInfo.WWWAuthenticate and/or TIdHTTPResponseInfo.ProxyAuthenticate properties are not empty. Previously, these properties […]