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NightWolve · 2nd March 2019, 21:27

FIXED!

The code goes something like this:

code:


!define IE_NETCONFIG "Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings"





Function DownloadFile

  ReadRegDWORD $9 HKCU "${IE_NETCONFIG}" "SecureProtocols"

  WriteRegDWORD HKCU "${IE_NETCONFIG}" "SecureProtocols" 0x00000A80



  inetc::get "https://www.falcom.com/download/support/ys6/Ys6_1202.zip" "$INSTDIR\file.zip"





#do stuff



# Restore IE settings to original value

  WriteRegDWORD HKCU "${IE_NETCONFIG}" "SecureProtocols" $9

FunctionEnd

Code "0x00000A80" for the SecureProtocols DWORD value in the IE registry is the default when you reset settings. TLS 1.0, 1.1, 1.2 are all turned on by default.

It's just simple enough to restore the value to whatever it was after you're done using the plug-in. I don't wanna figure out how to AND on the bit to just turn on TLS 1.2 and leave it on... That's the only protocol I needed on for that particular link to work.

I turned a lot of IE settings off cause I don't trust the browser and only use it for testing/development, so that's how I ran into this problem myself. I'm surprised this plug-in has a dependency to IE like this, I would've hoped it just uses the winsock API directly to get the job done, but free is free.

2nd March 2019, 21:27	#529
NightWolve Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2019 Posts: 4	FIXED! The code goes something like this: code: !define IE_NETCONFIG "Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings" Function DownloadFile ReadRegDWORD $9 HKCU "${IE_NETCONFIG}" "SecureProtocols" WriteRegDWORD HKCU "${IE_NETCONFIG}" "SecureProtocols" 0x00000A80 inetc::get "https://www.falcom.com/download/support/ys6/Ys6_1202.zip" "$INSTDIR\file.zip" #do stuff # Restore IE settings to original value WriteRegDWORD HKCU "${IE_NETCONFIG}" "SecureProtocols" $9 FunctionEnd Code "0x00000A80" for the SecureProtocols DWORD value in the IE registry is the default when you reset settings. TLS 1.0, 1.1, 1.2 are all turned on by default. It's just simple enough to restore the value to whatever it was after you're done using the plug-in. I don't wanna figure out how to AND on the bit to just turn on TLS 1.2 and leave it on... That's the only protocol I needed on for that particular link to work. I turned a lot of IE settings off cause I don't trust the browser and only use it for testing/development, so that's how I ran into this problem myself. I'm surprised this plug-in has a dependency to IE like this, I would've hoped it just uses the winsock API directly to get the job done, but free is free.