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aol 6 support
Posted on: 11-19 3:13 am
xsychoreese

aol 6 support needed here pls
Posted on: 11-19 3:41 am
Wildman

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lol, that might be a good while... AIM 6 changed a lot of things about the connection handshaking and user authentication. I do have one piece of the puzzle now at least, SSL layer support for the server.

Hououin - your friendly neighborhood AIM server operator
Posted on: 11-20 3:16 am
Wildman

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I have been able to get pidgin to connect with SSL but apparently AIM 7.x and 6.x use a different SSL encryption that isn't supported by default in visual studio 2010.

Hououin - your friendly neighborhood AIM server operator
Posted on: 11-22 2:52 am
xsychoreese

ok
Posted on: 11-22 5:45 am
Wildman

Beta Tester

apparently AOL used some kind of in-house encapsulation algorithm that isn't TLS, so that makes things much more difficult.

Hououin - your friendly neighborhood AIM server operator
Posted on: 11-23 4:10 am
MacFoster838

When will AIM 6 work on this server?

Iloveoldtechand90scartoonsandoldNickelodeon/CartoonNetwork
Posted on: 11-23 5:54 am
Wildman

Beta Tester

not very likely.. it uses some custom AOL developed SSL encryption algorithm apparently. I can't get the server to authenticate the SSL handshake.

Hououin - your friendly neighborhood AIM server operator
Posted on: 07-11 1:56 am
aolproggies

AOL Client 2.5 would be the easiest to reverse engineer. There was an article posted a long, long time ago about the early TOC protocol. By manipulating the packets, he made a module that could bypass the AOL Client entirely.

You could sign on to the service and send an instant message with a VB6 Form. I still have it, if you want it for your collection.
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