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Regarding the firewall. I'm on an iBook SE and I talk to a number of
people on ICQ, MSN, and AOL. I've gotten the same hang up. You type a
message, hit enter and the rainbow wheel spins forever. It's done it
with both MSN and ICQ friends. I don't think that it has ever recovered
from MSN, Sometimes, if I wait long enough the ICQ message will go
through. Most of the time I get impatient and force quit and start Fire
again. It was only recently that I was too busy to bother with it and
when I went back to Fire, my message had sent and I got a reply. It
does tend to happen if Fire has been sitting unused for awhile.
Just my observations.
Alex
On Wednesday, January 16, 2002, at 06:44 AM, Gregory Lincoln wrote:
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> I have a very similar problem with a friend of mine. She's the only
> one I
> have constant trouble with.
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> It'll be fine, then it just fails and freezes. I sent a sample to Eric a
> month or so ago, and he said it looked like Fire was awaiting a response
> from MSN, and never gets it.
>
> If there is a variable I am aware of, that perhaps you might check with
> your
> friend, is if they are behind a proxy or firewall. I was in my friends
> office trying to figure out what she's got going there, and found their
> office connection is 100% routed through MS Proxy server. I'm not
> terribly
> familiar with it, but all traffic on every open port is routed through
> that
> POS. Needless to say, that's why she's now unable to run Fire or even
> email
> through her brand new shiny 14" iBook. Setting up SOCKS routing doesn't
> seem
> to work.
>
> Anyhow, that was the nature of my last message, on whether anyone has
> gotten
> fire working behind that hunk-of-junk.
>
> Maybe check with the buddy you have issues with and see if they have
> such a
> convoluted proxy/firewall setup. Could be inherent.
>
> I look forward to hearing more about this. I wouldn't pull so much hair
> out
> if I could fix this.
>
>> so this problem happens with one person. and it happens on
>> different occasions. it has happened with a first IM. it's
>> happened with a third one. it happens with the same person.
>> this person might have an old version of MSN i'm gunna look
>> into that.
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