OpenSSL functions API Deprecated

[Libaud]

Hi,
Open SSL API (Version 1.1 and more) functions evolve and :

• OpenSSL_add_all_ciphers ;
• OpenSSL_add_all_digests ;
  are deprecated !. They was replace by OPENSSL_init_crypto. There's another API functions how can't by used in the last released of Open SSL. In fact this makes Indy components unusable !
  On Linux lib's are available in different directory but generally for debian and derived in /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu. A way to bypass this problem is to define the path at code start with: "IdOpenSSLSetLibPath('/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/');".
  And I'm suggesting that functions API constants was put in inc file for more efficiently code management.

[Libaud]

To complete the issue the stable and LTS Open SSL release is the 1.1.1g until to 2023. And the next future major release is the 3.0.0. Reference is here : https://www.openssl.org/policies/releasestrat.html.

[SlMaker]

Indy has no official support for 1.1.* yet, see #299
So it doesn't make sense to update the official Indy repo code which uses on OpenSSL version which is EOL since almost a year...

[Libaud]

All system's (Windows, OSX, Linux...) was upgraded for security reasons and others !

Upgrade components and others make sens !

[rlebeau]

As SlMaker said, Indy's standard OpenSSL IOHandler does not support OpenSSL 1.1.x, which made major and sweeping API changes that break backwards compatibility. There is a separate pull request, #299, to add 1.1.x support to Indy. It just hasn't been reviewed and merged into the main codebase yet.

[mezen]

@Libaud as @SlMaker and @rlebeau already said there is the PR #299 which fixes all you want. When OpenSSL 3.0.0 is released, I will check for supporting that aswell.

[Libaud]

@mezen I think that you understood the issue. Because for the moment the 1.1.1 is the stable and long term service release for Open SSL. The 3.x is on dev for a long time I think.
I've made my test with the last dev snapshot of Indy Components and different release of 1.1x of Open SSL from the official website with a Linux platform. Except to prove me otherwise it doesn't work.
I understand that it's not easy to devs to follow evolution of different OS or systems. But Delphi or other would target Linux and it's not new. I understand too that Indy is not necessarily your priority but even for Open Source code quality and stability is very important.
If necessary I could help...