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#36440 15/07/03 11:36 AM
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I'm not exactly sure 'how' SSL (secure sockets layer) works other than knowing it uses sockets to redirect/ecrypt bla bla bla info, but i am currently using a third party SSL program which i edited to run as a service to connect to a private network i help run. This was fine to start with as i had the server set to start with win and my mIRC set to connect to the localhost port the SSL service was listening on. However it became quite a pain when the need arised to use SSL on more than one network as i must run multiple sessions of the ssl service.

A built in SSL system (whereby settings can be different for each network/server you wish to run it for) would be great.


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#36441 15/07/03 11:49 AM
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This has been mentioned many times, search.

#36442 15/07/03 07:15 PM
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Okay, i did do a search first, but it came up with nothing, maybe i forgot to change it from 'feature suggestions' forum only. Anways, thanks.


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#36443 15/07/03 07:19 PM
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I'd suggest you get the stuntour dll. It does a good job of integrating ssl into mIRC. http://www.bovine.net/~jlawson/coding/stuntour/


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