what is this error due to?>

08/16/2010 23:03 -Shunsui-#1
When i attemtpt to login it gives me this error

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08/16/2010 23:36 .Guru#2
You seem to have corrupted your cryptography or sockets. it's most likely that one error caused the rest. since you're using 5180, you may want to ask alii or impulse
08/17/2010 00:27 _DreadNought_#3
It's odd because he is using my exact source and I run it fine.!
08/17/2010 00:34 -Shunsui-#4
Does not seem to be that..
08/17/2010 07:36 Arcо#5
Did you try Korvacs 32bit or whatever guide?
08/17/2010 08:57 -Shunsui-#6
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Originally Posted by .Arco View Post
Did you try Korvacs 32bit or whatever guide?
yas my frand ;p noffin seems to work :(
08/17/2010 09:00 Arcо#7
Are you positive you're debugging out of x86?
08/17/2010 09:09 -Shunsui-#8
YES SIR
08/17/2010 09:35 _DreadNought_#9
He is using x86(32 Bit) Checked myself.
08/17/2010 09:48 -impulse-#10
Make sure you have in every Debug folder the libeay32.dll file. I'm pretty sure you have more than 1 Debug folder.

If it still doesn't work, try to change to .net 3.5 if it's not already.

It will fix it.
08/17/2010 10:46 _DreadNought_#11
It must be the libeay32.dll because I checked for .net framework 3.5 as well :)
08/17/2010 14:25 Korvacs#12
Have you set your calling conventions correctly? :

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Should be done if using .net 3.5/4.0 Framework when using calls to external librarys. Technically you should be using it every time no matter what the framework, but the latest frameworks have changed the default so that errors get thrown up all over the place.