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Later Versions of AIM?
Posted on: 09-18 4:31 am
n0ireclipse
Wow!! First of all, so excited to see this is being made available!! I was wondering if we would see later versions of AIM brought back? I really loved the screencap feature of AIM 7
Posted on: 09-18 6:05 am
tonyshowoff
That is going to take time and also a patch to fix versions 6.0 and higher, so for now you'll have to stick with 5.9 and lower.
Posted on: 09-18 12:05 pm
thejohnfan
The reason we don't have AIM 6 and 7 patched is that they require using SSL/ClientLogin to work and iWarg hasn't found out how to make his code work with SSL or ClientLogin.
Posted on: 09-18 7:19 pm
tonyshowoff
It's more complex than even that. Getting the server to work with the half-assed SSL is one thing, but the client will only accept signed certificates from AOL's CA. There's a couple of possible work arounds to this, neither easy, but require patching either way.
Posted on: 09-18 8:04 pm
thejohnfan
Thanks for the info, I've never even heard that being another reason.
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