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Remy, many thanks. The IdOpenSSLSetCanLoadSymLinks() function set on false solved the problem.

I've tried everything I could building a dockerfile with Ubuntu 18, PAServer from Delphi 11.3. (solved somehow a Python library issue) but nothing is working on Docker with the HTTP indy components from Delphi 11. On my Windows I have installed the wsl Ubuntu 18, the PAServer and all the libraries and that is running fine with the HTTP components. I have no idea what the difference now is between the local wsl linux and the image on docker. Both the image on docker and the wsl Linux are using OpenSSL 1.1.1 11 Sep 2018.

The error message went away when I converted the paserver_docker.sh file from Windows file to Unix file. (UNIX EOL issue) That functionality is built into Notepad++. From the "Edit" menu, select "EOL Conversion" -> "UNIX/OSX Format". Now I got other errors but now I can go on...

I just went from D10.4 to D11.3 and this was the smoothest installation I've experienced. Installing about 30 extra components (with source 😉) on a huge code base and some components installed with use of GetIt. Nice that source and design can be separate screens again. I also experienced that the IDE is much more responsive and quick. Also tested code compiled to Linux running on Docker with Ubuntu and the PAServer. Just great. Thanks.

In Delphi 11.3 I try to install JCL and then JVCL but I'm not able to install JCL. First I've tried to install it by the latest build on http://jcl.sourceforge.net/daily/ but when I download the required jedi.inc from https://github.com/project-jedi/jedi the install stops with the message that the jedi.inc is outdated. (Also tried a older build but same message) Second I tried to install JCL by GetIt from the Delphi IDE but the installer fails because it wants to find a Y: drive to locate the CatalogRepository directory but in my case it is on the H: drive. Whatever I try, like stop the auto-installer and add the proper path by hand, it still looks for this Y: drive later on of the installation. Any clue how I can install the JCL. How to change this Y: drive issue so that the installer doesn't look to it and use my H: or how to get the latest jedi.inc that will work with Delphi 11.3 JCL installation from sourceforge. Thanks.

I see what I've done wrong. The download of the jedi.inc was not OK. I went now to the RAW version in GitHub and copy the code and paste it in a new created textfile and renamed it to Jedi.inc

I just started in Delphi 10.4 to compile to Linux and need to know how to handle Free of objects, like how to handle the following code that compiles OK against Windows but not for Linux using the Delphi native JSon parser: LStringReader := TStringReader.Create(aLoginJSON); LJsonTextReader := TJsonTextReader.Create(LStringReader); try //parse the JSon string finally LStringReader.Free; <-- OK for both platforms LJsonTextReader.Free; <-- Segmentation Fault under Linux end; How to handle LJsonTextReader.Free; without causing mem leaks?

Thanks Dalija ! Yes, It seems i'm just lucky and wonder why its working OK under Windows but indeed it solved the issue.

If I do "Find declaration"or CRTL-click and the editor jumps to another unit then I don't see the caret anymore and it is hard to see to which line it has jumped to. Only when I use the keyboard-arrows then the caret appears again. If the editor jumps within the same unit the caret stays visible. Delphi 10.4.1 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caret_navigation

If I do "Find declaration"or CRTL-click and the editor jumps to another unit then I don't see the caret anymore and it is hard to see to which line it has jumped to. Only when I use the keyboard-arrows then the caret appears again. If the editor jumps within the same unit the caret stays visible. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caret_navigation

Hello, I upgraded to Delphi 10.4.1. and now I got a conflict between JVCL and when an application style is selected. I use the TJvFilenameEdit and when I open the folder to select a filename in runtime and later close the appliction an access voilation error about the style will occur and at the end the famous Runtime Error 216 is displayed. Is this a known problem with JVCL? Anyone a suggestion how to use the JVCL and Styles? For now I have disabled the styles because I use the JVCL a lot in my applications. I come from Delphi 10.2 and there was no problem. Thanks.

Quite bizar but you need an extra non-native library to let the dialogs work with Styles.. https://github.com/RRUZ/vcl-styles-utils and this is also using https://github.com/MahdiSafsafi/DDetours Now the Vista dialog has also the style added.

I switched to 10.4.1. and this code complete, ctrl-right click is a nightmare again. Very slow or it doesn't work at all. I also switched back to Classic Code Insight and indeed you get a wait cursor every few seconds. I thought that these very important IDE issues would be solved by now. I rememberthat this issue was already many Delphi versions ago. (XE versions)

It seems that is not the JVCL component that bugs me but the dialog used by this component. The TJvFilenameEdit is using the TOpenTextFileDialog and when I execute this component the same problem with Styles occur. I've also tried the standard TOpenDialog and also no luck. When I use the TFileOpenDialog (from the Vista Dialogs) then indeed a different filedialog is opened and no problem with styles occur when I close my application.

I placed the TJvFilenameEdit on a new project form with a project style selected and now no access voilation occurs. I've no idea why the access voilation happens in my existing project..

During my install of the library I noticed that a destination path in the installer was suddenly pointing to a "Y:" disk that was not even mounted on my machine..