On Sun, 29 Aug 1999, Flemming Steffensen wrote:
> I did this. My Envarc:TIADCC file contains: 212.10.29.191 8662 8672
> (212.10.29.191 is my IP as seen from the net.)
> However, AmIRC don't seem to read it at all, so all my packets still
> seem to originate from 192.168.96.191 when I try to DCC to anybody :(
> Thats why I'm wondering if there's a tooltype or anything like it to make
> AmIRC understand that it should read in my TIADCC setting.
Unless you have some weird hack AmIRC reads env:TIADCC fine. Again if the
'router' is not fwd ports 8662->8672 then it wont work anyways. It only
reads it when it is going to send.
" 443 AmIRC GetVar TIADCC Any
OK"
> Ohh, BTW. The .tiarc file, explained on the URL you gave me, is that needed
> for AmIRC? (I've tried, but again to no avail!)
If you run TIA or slirp on your shell account to access the net then you
need the a config file to tell tia/slirp to foward ports to you.. if not
no.
> They do provive me with /all/ ports. They only use the IP-NAT as a way
> to cut me off the net, if I'm not logged in (and thus paying per minute!)
Then maybe try higher ports...
Robert
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