Yesterday, all of a sudden, one of my Delphi programs failed to connect to various WMS servers on the internet. I got the following error message: Error connecting with SSL. error 1409442E:SSL routine:ssl3_read_bytes:tlsv1 alert protocol version Since I was using a recent version of Indy, this should not happen, according to this thread on Delphi … Continue reading Troubleshoot SSL/TLS connection with Indy
Author: dummzeuch
Exporting Windows drivers with pnputil
I recently came across an entry in c't Magazin's FAQ about backing up Windows drivers for a fresh Windows installation. Their suggestion was to utilise the pnputil tool that is included with Windows. Further research on the topic brought up numerous other articles. Strangely, the c't article recommended the use of a PowerShell command prompt … Continue reading Exporting Windows drivers with pnputil
Mein Vortrag von den Forentagen [german only]
Mein Vortrag von den Forentagen zum Thema Ansteuerung von Sensoren auf Messfahrzeugen aus Delphi ist jetzt als Download (OpenOffice Impress Format) verfügbar oder auch direkt in HTML. Ebenso die gezeigten Sourcecode-Ausschnitte.
Vortrag auf den Forentagen 2023
Am 13. und 14. Oktober 2023 finden in Kassel zum ersten Mal nach der Corona-Pandemie die Forentage der deutschen Delphi-Foren statt. Ich wollte mich schon immer mal öffentlich blamieren und habe mich deshalb freiwillig gemeldet, um dort einen Vortrag zum Thema "Ansteuerung von Sensoren auf Messfahrzeugen aus Delphi" zu halten (11:45-12:45). Ich bin gerade dabei, … Continue reading Vortrag auf den Forentagen 2023
Thunderbird got less secure – again
With the recent update Mozialla make Thunderbird less secure again. Not only does it still not have an option to display the sender address instead or at least in addition to the sender's "Name" (In quotes, because more often than not that part of the from field has nothing to do with the sender's actual … Continue reading Thunderbird got less secure – again
All my open source projects have been moved back to SourceForge
Over the last few weeks I have moved all those of my projects that I had moved to OSDN back to SourceForge. (No, I won't move them to Github. I prefer Subversion over git and I can't see any advantages for me (or these projects) of moving to Github. Stop asking please!)
When changing your password in a Samba NT domain does not work
I recently set up a Samba Server using Ubuntu 22.04 as an NT domain controller (not Active Directory!). After quite some time fiddling with the settings and finally getting external help it worked. I could successfully add a Windows 10 computer to the domain and then log into it using any of the configured domain … Continue reading When changing your password in a Samba NT domain does not work
Miniatur Wunderland in Hamburg is looking for a Delphi developer
I am a big fan of the Miniatur Wunderland in Hamburg - although I have been there only once and that was years ago, but I still follow them on YouTube and I regularly watch Gerrits Tagebuch (Hey Gerrit, your last post was in April, that's 5 months ago. Just saying ... 😉 Btw. I … Continue reading Miniatur Wunderland in Hamburg is looking for a Delphi developer
OSDN seems to be up again
After several weeks (or was it even months) of being dead, OSDN just "magically" was resurrected. At least the web page now works again, albeit rather slowly, (but it never was fast to start with). Somebody must have woken up there. I'll keep moving my projects back to SourceForge anyway (nearly finshed that already). I … Continue reading OSDN seems to be up again
OSDN is dead
A in 2018 the reliabiltiy of SourceForge seemed to be way down and getting worse. Back then, I moved several of my open source projects to OSDN which used an older version of the SourceForge software and was hosted in Japan. They have served me quite well over the years, but unfortunately they have been … Continue reading OSDN is dead