sgcIndy takes profit from the sgcWebSockets library development and implements those new features, so legacy indy components like ftp, smtp. Indy is a great library, but in the latest years the development has lack of support for new protocols, new openSSL libraries (still using 1.0.2).
Why I should use sgcIndy package instead of Indy Yes, it's absolutely free for all Delphi and CBuilder users without any limitations. sgcIndy Package tries to fix these problems providing access to the latest OpenSSL 1.1.1 & 3.0.0 libraries and adding support for other features like ALPN and more. If later sgcIndy Package is uninstalled, the Indy version is restored.The origin of the sgcIndy Package started when several sgcWebSockets users were concerned about the lack of support of the latest openSSL libraries by the Indy Library (which officially only supports the deprecated 1.0.2 version), initially only the sgcWebSockets library implemented the new openSSL versions, but lots of users are still using the Indy components in production (FTP, SMTP servers.) and I got several requests to implement these features to override the security problems using the deprecated 1.0.2 openSSL libraries. can take advantage of modern protocols maintaining your actual code base without the need of using other libraries.Īdditionally, the sgcIndy Package comes with a windows setup that makes the upgrades between versions easier than doing manually and backups the Indy version that comes with Rad Studio if exists. The origin of the sgcIndy Package started when several sgcWebSockets users were concerned about the lack of support of the latest openSSL libraries by the Indy Library (which officially only supports the deprecated 1.0.2 version), initially only the sgcWebSockets library implemented the new openSSL versions, but lots of users are still using the Indy components in production (FTP, SMTP servers.) and I got several requests to implement these features to override the security problems using the deprecated 1.0.2 openSSL libraries.
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