DOS ain't dead

The new release it's ready for download

http://links.twibright.com/download/binaries/dos/

=== RELEASE 2.12 ===

Sat Sep 12 21:03:14 CEST 2015 mikulas:

Free cookies when changing the 'only proxies' checkbox - i.e. when
entering or leaving tor mode

Thu Sep 10 00:04:11 CEST 2015 mikulas:

Do not record compile time to allow reproducible builds

Tue Sep 8 20:57:26 CEST 2015 mikulas:

Support SSL client certificates

Mon Sep 7 20:55:44 CEST 2015 mikulas:

Security bug fixed: warn if the server uses old SSL2 or SSL3 protocol
to avoid the POODLE vulnerability

Please report as usual at Mikulas specifing " dos version"

Roberto iw2evk

> The new release it's ready for download

Mirrored here.

No problems found with links 2.12.

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Hi,

i've a lots of warning regarding SSl certificate on Google pages (google mail, google ,etc)

It's a problem in google certificate or a issue in SSl libraries?

I've deactivate via menue this option.

Roberto

> i've a lots of warning regarding SSl certificate on Google pages (google
> mail, google ,etc)
>
> It's a problem in google certificate or a issue in SSl libraries?

Have you put links.crt in the dir with links.exe ?

I am having no problems with Google, at least for searches.
(I have no other use for Google).

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>
> I am having no problems with Google, at least for searches.
> (I have no other use for Google).

Solved placing the certificate file in directory as suggested.

Thanks

Tried it. links2.12-lite does not support https and link2.12 gave
an "out of memory" error when I tried to connect to wikipedia
(en.wikipedia.org requires https from here).
O/S: DRDOS 5
HW: 486 DX50 with 16MB RAM.

Another problem is that, unless I ran Lynx (well, I did not try
another browser) before running Links, Links looks for files
only in the current working directory, that is, I type "g", then
enter an URL in the dialog box and press OK, Links returns an
ENOENT error, saying there is no such file in the CWD. Weird.

hi,


Have you put links.crt in the dir with links.exe ?