DCC session closed

[eXtremer]

I don't understand why but I cannot connect through DCC to my Bot.

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DCC Chat session
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Client: Botnick (82.98.86.170)
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Acknowledging chat request...
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Unable to connect!
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DCC session closed

Here is my situation:

I have an ADSL with external and internal IP (212.0.XXX.XXX/192.168.1.1)

My personal comp. (Win XP) IP: 192.168.1.2
Linux Server IP: 192.168.1.50

Gateway offcourse is: 192.168.1.1 for both computers.

Now I don't get any reply from my bot.

But I can connect with putty to the Bot in my LAN:
Like this: 192.168.1.50:3338

This is what I see in putty:
[13:23] CTCP CHAT: from Me (~Me@Myusername.users.undernet.org)
...no response in Mirc.


I cannot connect with putty outside my LAN the provider configured so,
I connot connect from outside to the 212.0.XXX.XXX (ADSL).

But I can connect to other bots through DCC.

P.S. The Linux Server doesn't have any Firewall, iptables is stoped.


Here is the conf for DCC:

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#set my-hostname "nothin/comment"
#set my-ip "nothin/comment"

##### BOTNET/DCC/TELNET #####

listen 3338 all

set remote-boots 2

set share-unlinks 1

set protect-telnet 0

set dcc-sanitycheck 0

set ident-timeout 10

set require-p 0

set open-telnets 0

set stealth-telnets 0

set use-telnet-banner 0

set connect-timeout 15

set dcc-flood-thr 3

set telnet-flood 5:60

set paranoid-telnet-flood 1

set resolve-timeout 15

If I cannot connect with putty from outside my LAN,
at least I want to connect using DCC.
Help pls, what I do wrong ?!

[nml375]

This is because when you initiate a dcc-connection, you tell your bot to connect to your client. If your client is setup to use your external ip, you'd need proper port forwarding (which, you said, your ISP blocks).

Your best option would be to use /ctcp chat, which basically makes your bot dcc-chat you using either nat-ip, my-ip/my-hostname, or the ip of the host system (192.168.1.50). Other options would be to reconfigure your client to use your local ip rather than the one retrieved from your irc-server, this will break dcc's to any client/bot outside your local network however.

[eXtremer]

I found out how to port forward for my ADSL.

http://portforward.com/english/routers/ ... orrent.htm

I will try it Monday.