Have I missed installing something called OpenSSL or something?
If I put that OpenSSL.bat file in the C:\temp folder with SSLCert.exe and run it I get ...
https://s20.postimg.org/4scw1n5nh/opensslerror.png
			
			
									
						
										
						accountcsv.php
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				Tuck Fheman
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Re: accountcsv.php
Oh also, do I need to have Poker Mavens running when I use SSLCert?
			
			
									
						
										
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				Kent Briggs
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Re: accountcsv.php
Where are getting this OpenSSL.bat file from?Tuck Fheman wrote:If I put that OpenSSL.bat file
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				Tuck Fheman
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It must have come with the openssl i dl'd from the open source site.Kent Briggs wrote:Where are getting this OpenSSL.bat file from?Tuck Fheman wrote:If I put that OpenSSL.bat file
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				Kent Briggs
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Re: accountcsv.php
You shouldn't have needed anything from there to run my CSR utility as it already included the two OpenSSL DLL files (32-bit versions). The contents of SSLCert100.zip is:Tuck Fheman wrote:It must have come with the openssl i dl'd from the open source site.
libeay32.dll
openssl.cfg
openssl.exe
SSLBatch.bat
SSLCert.exe
ssleay32.dll
As long all those files where in the same folder, it should have worked by just running SSLCert.exe.
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				Tuck Fheman
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Re: accountcsv.php
Solved.
Once again it was my fault. I forgot to change the URL in the API file from the IP address to the domain name after updating that in the software. doh!
			
			
									
						
										
						Once again it was my fault. I forgot to change the URL in the API file from the IP address to the domain name after updating that in the software. doh!