AmigaOS 3.x i Google Drive handler

[Dandy]

As I already stated in my previous post I am in contact with Norbert Kett.

Here is an extract of the relevant part of these mails:


"Dandy:
I'm highly interested in this OpenSSL v1.0.2e, as my YAM installation stopped working (connecting to the pop server), when German Telekom switched to the 'securepop' servers in April 2014. Even the latest YAM version (v2.09) with the latest AmiSSL version cannot connect to the securepop servers any longer.
 
I think my CyberstormPPC with 68060@50mHz and PPC 604e@200 mHz is sufficiently fast for OpenSSL v1.0.2e, isn't it?
My OS is OS 3.9 with BBs I & II/WarpOS 16.1, TCP/IP stack is registered version of MiamiDX.
 
Research on the web resulted in finding a rumor saying a new version of AmiSSL would be required to do the trick (http://www.amiga-news.de/de/forum/thread.php?id=35246&BoardID=1#36659 and http://amigaworld.net/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=40718&forum=27#773611).

Norbert Kett:
OpenSSL v1.0.2e is the latest, full featured SSL library, it requires a fast 68k machine. (68040+)
AmiSSL is a good project, but not updated years ago, and it uses very old openssl. YAM should be recompiled with the latest openssl.
The OpenSSL what i use is integrated into the handler. This is unusable by other apps like Yam.
AmiSSL is a shared lib. As you wrote Yam uses openssl through AmiSSL. So AmiSSL need to be updated with the latest OpenSSL, but i see small chance for it in the near future. I contacted them to get their OpenSSL, but i did not get reply. So BSzili made fresh openssl ports.

Dandy:
Hmmm - maybe providing BSzili's port of Openssl v1.0.2e to the YAM dev team could help?
Maybe they can somehow incorporate this latest OpenSSL version in YAM%&$#?@!%&$#?@!%&$#?@!8230;
This could help a lot of YAM users!
Can you try to persuade BSzili to provide his port to the YAM dev team, please?"

:idea:
Now that I found you here at Amiga.org I can ask you directly:
Could providing your port of OpenSSL v1.0.2e to the YAM dev team help them?
Maybe they can somehow incorporate this latest OpenSSL version in YAM%&$#?@!%&$#?@!%&$#?@!8230;
This could help a lot of YAM users and enable them to do their e-mails on their Miggies again (if it is really the fault of the obsolete AmiSSL)!
Or could it help if the AmiSSL dev team would base an update of AmiSSL on your new port of Openssl v1.0.2e?


As Norbert tried to contact the the AmiSSL developer team without success - obviously this is the actual e-mail address of the AmiSSL developer team: AmiSSL development (Jens Maus)

EDIT (June 30th, 2016):

Original by Dandy:

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I'm highly interested in this OpenSSL v1.0.2e, as my YAM installation stopped working (connecting to the pop server), when German Telekom switched to the 'securepop' servers in April 2014.
...

Last Monday I got YAM working again.
I downloaded and installed the latest 'nightly build' of the 'YAM 2.10 dev'eloper version. With the proper settings I now can access my mails with my Miggy again...

[Dandy]

Original by Dandy:

...
I'm highly interested in this OpenSSL v1.0.2e, as my YAM installation stopped working (connecting to the pop server), when German Telekom switched to the 'securepop' servers in April 2014.
...

Last Monday I got YAM working again.
I downloaded and installed the latest 'nightly build' of the 'YAM 2.10 dev'eloper version.
With the proper settings I now can access my mails with my Miggy again...

[trilobyte]

Sure, do whatever you want with it: https://www.dropbox.com/s/461suajet3g6d9w/openssl-1.0.2e.tar.bz2?dl=0
There's a lot of ugliness in it, I hacked together a (mostly) working AmiTCP SDK for GeekGadgets along the way. Includes the full source, excludes any support from me

This link gives me an error that maximum bandwidth has been exceeded.

I believe the standard open-source ("free software") licenses require the source code of any ports or derivative works to be made available upon request.  Thank you for doing so.  Any way the source could be made available in another fashion that doesn't allow Dropbox to say "too busy!  Go away!"?  Maybe an Aminet upload or somesuch?  (I understand maybe the port is ugly, but...)

Thanks!