QSslConfiguration - supportedCiphers returns 0 items

[mmcmmc]

Hi all,
Why supportedCiphers() returns 0 items? Operating system is Windows 10, compiler VS2013.

   QSslConfiguration sslConfig = QSslConfiguration::defaultConfiguration();
   qDebug() <<  sslConfig.supportedCiphers().count();  

[Edit aha_1980: fixed typo in title]

[SGaist]

Hi,

Do you have OpenSSL installed on your Windows machine ?

If so:

• What version is it ?
• Did you modify your Project Run PATH environment variable so that they can be found at run time ?

[mmcmmc]

Hi @SGaist ,
No i did not install OpenSSL on my machine. Should i ?

[SGaist]

Yes, you need to.

The latest version of the 1.0 series would be best as the 1.1 version broke API and ABI compatibility. Since Qt 5.10, the new API is supported although you need to build Qt yourself to use it currently. Also since you are using MSVC2013, you are not using a very recent version of Qt. Therefore, OpenSSL 1.0 is the only choice.

[mmcmmc]

Hi @SGaist ,
I installed OpenSSL but nothing changed. Also i change compiler to MinGW and tried again but result is same. What did i miss.

Thanks,

[JonB]

@mmcmmc
@SGaist also asked you:

Did you modify your Project Run PATH environment variable so that they can be found at run time ?

[mmcmmc]

Dear @JonB and @SGaist ,
I copied only libeay32.dll and ssleay32.dll files of OpenSSLv1.0 in app folder and it worked.
Thank you for your all helps.