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outdated SSL ciphers

Posted: Thu Jan 06, 2022 1:54 am
by fk519
My email provider tech support suggested my problem with motion detection emails may be outdated SSL ciphers in Yawcam.
If this is case, can this be fixed?

Re: outdated SSL ciphers

Posted: Tue Mar 22, 2022 12:05 am
by malun
Yes, it looks like some email providers have decided to not support some older crypto ciphers that Yawcam still uses. So the ciphers needs to be updated in a new release of Yawcam.
There is however a workaround: To manually replace/update the mail library used in Yawcam.

Follow these steps for a fix:
0) Exit Yawcam
1) Download the file mail.jar from: https://www.yawcam.com/files/mail.jar
2) Copy mail.jar into Yawcam's lib directory. This would typically be: C:\Program Files (x86)\Yawcam\lib
3) Replace the old mail.jar in this folder. (You will probably need admin rights for this)
4) Start Yawcam and try to send mail again.

This fix has been confirmed to work with Yahoo's smtp server.

/malun

Re: outdated SSL ciphers

Posted: Thu Nov 16, 2023 2:26 pm
by franc
Thanks! This worked :)

I didnt use Yawcam for a good while and re-opened it but noticed that email is not working.
So I found this thread and changed the mail.jar and now it works :)

The email server is my own, I guess I configured it to meet with the latest security requirements, so old cryptos are not accepted or so.
Dont know exactly, but much better to use actual crypt standards. So you could do an update to e.g. 0.7.1 with a fix on this?
Thanks!

By the way: Yawcam is a great application! Many many features and all free! Thanks for that!

frank

Re: outdated SSL ciphers

Posted: Fri Mar 01, 2024 4:57 am
by lauryfriese
Website browsers automatically check the SSL of the website every time you try to connect to it. It’s a way to prove that the accessed website is genuine and has implemented the correct protocol to secure your connection. Drift Boss

Re: outdated SSL ciphers

Posted: Sat Mar 02, 2024 1:17 am
by malun
Just to let you know... Yawcam version 0.8.0 has updated SSL ciphers and don't need the workaround described above.
/malun