Delphi could not load ssl library












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I'm using Delphi 10.2 and when I do an idHTTP.Get on a https url I get this error message:




Could not load SSL library




I'm going to "indy.fulgan.com/SSL" and download the latest version. I copy both DLLs beside my .exe (and in System32 too)



I thought it was enough to fix it, but even with DLL I'm getting above error.






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    please double-check that you using correct OpenSSL DLL's. They are comming for x86 and x64 platforms and you need two files:libeasy32.dll and ssleay32.dll. DLL's has the same file names for x64 and x86 platforms.

    – Zam
    2 days ago











  • Please consider using of THTTPClient which are available since Delphi DX10. It's in System.Net.HttpClient. OpenSSL library does not required for THTTPClient

    – Zam
    2 days ago






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    OpenSSL is optional in TIdHTTP. You need it only when you open a secure https connection. Personally I found TIdHTTP much easier to use.

    – Marcodor
    2 days ago













  • @Marcodor the OP is using HTTPS, though. But you are right that OpenSSL is optional. That just happens to be Indy's default SSL/TLS library of choice, but you can use any SSL/TLS library you want, as long as you have a TIdSSLIOHandlerSocketBase derived class to wrap it for use in Indy (Eldos SecureBlackbox, for example, provides its own IOHandler for Indy).

    – Remy Lebeau
    2 days ago








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    @Bosshoss there is no way to diagnose your problem with the limited information you have provided. There are many things that can go wrong (wrong DLLs, for your platform. Missing exports. Etc). After the error occurs, what does Indy's WhichFailedToLoad() function in the IdSSLOpenSSLHeaders unit report is the cause of the error?

    – Remy Lebeau
    2 days ago
















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I'm using Delphi 10.2 and when I do an idHTTP.Get on a https url I get this error message:




Could not load SSL library




I'm going to "indy.fulgan.com/SSL" and download the latest version. I copy both DLLs beside my .exe (and in System32 too)



I thought it was enough to fix it, but even with DLL I'm getting above error.






delphi ssl indy







share|improve this question




















  • 2





    please double-check that you using correct OpenSSL DLL's. They are comming for x86 and x64 platforms and you need two files:libeasy32.dll and ssleay32.dll. DLL's has the same file names for x64 and x86 platforms.

    – Zam
    2 days ago











  • Please consider using of THTTPClient which are available since Delphi DX10. It's in System.Net.HttpClient. OpenSSL library does not required for THTTPClient

    – Zam
    2 days ago






  • 1





    OpenSSL is optional in TIdHTTP. You need it only when you open a secure https connection. Personally I found TIdHTTP much easier to use.

    – Marcodor
    2 days ago













  • @Marcodor the OP is using HTTPS, though. But you are right that OpenSSL is optional. That just happens to be Indy's default SSL/TLS library of choice, but you can use any SSL/TLS library you want, as long as you have a TIdSSLIOHandlerSocketBase derived class to wrap it for use in Indy (Eldos SecureBlackbox, for example, provides its own IOHandler for Indy).

    – Remy Lebeau
    2 days ago








  • 1





    @Bosshoss there is no way to diagnose your problem with the limited information you have provided. There are many things that can go wrong (wrong DLLs, for your platform. Missing exports. Etc). After the error occurs, what does Indy's WhichFailedToLoad() function in the IdSSLOpenSSLHeaders unit report is the cause of the error?

    – Remy Lebeau
    2 days ago














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I'm using Delphi 10.2 and when I do an idHTTP.Get on a https url I get this error message:




Could not load SSL library




I'm going to "indy.fulgan.com/SSL" and download the latest version. I copy both DLLs beside my .exe (and in System32 too)



I thought it was enough to fix it, but even with DLL I'm getting above error.






delphi ssl indy







share|improve this question
















I'm using Delphi 10.2 and when I do an idHTTP.Get on a https url I get this error message:




Could not load SSL library




I'm going to "indy.fulgan.com/SSL" and download the latest version. I copy both DLLs beside my .exe (and in System32 too)



I thought it was enough to fix it, but even with DLL I'm getting above error.






delphi ssl indy




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    please double-check that you using correct OpenSSL DLL's. They are comming for x86 and x64 platforms and you need two files:libeasy32.dll and ssleay32.dll. DLL's has the same file names for x64 and x86 platforms.

    – Zam
    2 days ago











  • Please consider using of THTTPClient which are available since Delphi DX10. It's in System.Net.HttpClient. OpenSSL library does not required for THTTPClient

    – Zam
    2 days ago






  • 1





    OpenSSL is optional in TIdHTTP. You need it only when you open a secure https connection. Personally I found TIdHTTP much easier to use.

    – Marcodor
    2 days ago













  • @Marcodor the OP is using HTTPS, though. But you are right that OpenSSL is optional. That just happens to be Indy's default SSL/TLS library of choice, but you can use any SSL/TLS library you want, as long as you have a TIdSSLIOHandlerSocketBase derived class to wrap it for use in Indy (Eldos SecureBlackbox, for example, provides its own IOHandler for Indy).

    – Remy Lebeau
    2 days ago








  • 1





    @Bosshoss there is no way to diagnose your problem with the limited information you have provided. There are many things that can go wrong (wrong DLLs, for your platform. Missing exports. Etc). After the error occurs, what does Indy's WhichFailedToLoad() function in the IdSSLOpenSSLHeaders unit report is the cause of the error?

    – Remy Lebeau
    2 days ago














  • 2





    please double-check that you using correct OpenSSL DLL's. They are comming for x86 and x64 platforms and you need two files:libeasy32.dll and ssleay32.dll. DLL's has the same file names for x64 and x86 platforms.

    – Zam
    2 days ago











  • Please consider using of THTTPClient which are available since Delphi DX10. It's in System.Net.HttpClient. OpenSSL library does not required for THTTPClient

    – Zam
    2 days ago






  • 1





    OpenSSL is optional in TIdHTTP. You need it only when you open a secure https connection. Personally I found TIdHTTP much easier to use.

    – Marcodor
    2 days ago













  • @Marcodor the OP is using HTTPS, though. But you are right that OpenSSL is optional. That just happens to be Indy's default SSL/TLS library of choice, but you can use any SSL/TLS library you want, as long as you have a TIdSSLIOHandlerSocketBase derived class to wrap it for use in Indy (Eldos SecureBlackbox, for example, provides its own IOHandler for Indy).

    – Remy Lebeau
    2 days ago








  • 1





    @Bosshoss there is no way to diagnose your problem with the limited information you have provided. There are many things that can go wrong (wrong DLLs, for your platform. Missing exports. Etc). After the error occurs, what does Indy's WhichFailedToLoad() function in the IdSSLOpenSSLHeaders unit report is the cause of the error?

    – Remy Lebeau
    2 days ago








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please double-check that you using correct OpenSSL DLL's. They are comming for x86 and x64 platforms and you need two files:libeasy32.dll and ssleay32.dll. DLL's has the same file names for x64 and x86 platforms.

– Zam
2 days ago





please double-check that you using correct OpenSSL DLL's. They are comming for x86 and x64 platforms and you need two files:libeasy32.dll and ssleay32.dll. DLL's has the same file names for x64 and x86 platforms.

– Zam
2 days ago













Please consider using of THTTPClient which are available since Delphi DX10. It's in System.Net.HttpClient. OpenSSL library does not required for THTTPClient

– Zam
2 days ago





Please consider using of THTTPClient which are available since Delphi DX10. It's in System.Net.HttpClient. OpenSSL library does not required for THTTPClient

– Zam
2 days ago




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OpenSSL is optional in TIdHTTP. You need it only when you open a secure https connection. Personally I found TIdHTTP much easier to use.

– Marcodor
2 days ago







OpenSSL is optional in TIdHTTP. You need it only when you open a secure https connection. Personally I found TIdHTTP much easier to use.

– Marcodor
2 days ago















@Marcodor the OP is using HTTPS, though. But you are right that OpenSSL is optional. That just happens to be Indy's default SSL/TLS library of choice, but you can use any SSL/TLS library you want, as long as you have a TIdSSLIOHandlerSocketBase derived class to wrap it for use in Indy (Eldos SecureBlackbox, for example, provides its own IOHandler for Indy).

– Remy Lebeau
2 days ago







@Marcodor the OP is using HTTPS, though. But you are right that OpenSSL is optional. That just happens to be Indy's default SSL/TLS library of choice, but you can use any SSL/TLS library you want, as long as you have a TIdSSLIOHandlerSocketBase derived class to wrap it for use in Indy (Eldos SecureBlackbox, for example, provides its own IOHandler for Indy).

– Remy Lebeau
2 days ago






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@Bosshoss there is no way to diagnose your problem with the limited information you have provided. There are many things that can go wrong (wrong DLLs, for your platform. Missing exports. Etc). After the error occurs, what does Indy's WhichFailedToLoad() function in the IdSSLOpenSSLHeaders unit report is the cause of the error?

– Remy Lebeau
2 days ago





@Bosshoss there is no way to diagnose your problem with the limited information you have provided. There are many things that can go wrong (wrong DLLs, for your platform. Missing exports. Etc). After the error occurs, what does Indy's WhichFailedToLoad() function in the IdSSLOpenSSLHeaders unit report is the cause of the error?

– Remy Lebeau
2 days ago












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