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Post by HoGeY »

I tried to find a similar problem searching the forum but no luck so here it goes. As soon as someone types the get trigger *!dumb.zip* they will get the irc warnings that somone is trying to send them a file. as soon as they click ok they get a message that they could not establish a connection, and the bot times out on dcc send. Now when I do it from my computer ***also the one the bot is run from*** it connects fine and I get great download speeds. I am running a XP box and I have all my firewalls off.
It seems to be a port problem or something but I am not sure what to check....anyone seen this before?
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Post by Photon »

I hate to say it, but it is kind of obvious that it will work from your machine to your machine....

Yes, it probably is a port problem - not sure which port eggy uses for file transfers, believe this can be set in the conf file. You need to make sure this port is open/forwarded (dependant on your setup).

Can you dcc files to other people from this same machine? Although mIRC is slightly different in that it allows constraint to a range of ports for DCC. Check the console on the bot when you do this command for more revealing error messages (make sure you console level +n (.help console for more...)).

Good Luck!
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Post by HoGeY »

thanks for your reply. I can dcc fine with mirc so I will try and find the port and see if I can't open it up.
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Post by ppslim »

DCC chats and sends work in a reverse order.

When your bot tries to send the file, it will send it's IP, port number and filename. When the client clicks on OK, there client makes a connection to the IP and port sent.

Thus, a firewall (not likely) or a router is in the way of the connection suceeding.

If it's a router, then the router doesn't know where to forward the connection too, and will usualy ignore the connection request.
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Post by HoGeY »

hmmm well I have no router here on my end. I never had this problem before with 98, but this d**m XP sure does some strange things. I still havent found the problem so I do apreciate any help... thanks guys
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Post by Photon »

You havent got the built in XP personal firewall turned on have you?

(I'm not sure what state it defaults to...)
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