On Sunday 09 February 2003 04:54, John H. wrote: > Hello, > > My workstation is behind a NAT router which is connected to my dsl. I would > like to be able to send files through licq, and I noticed that under the > network settings, you can specify what port range to use. I set up port > forwarding on my NAT router for my workstation using ports 31000-30000. > Whenever I try to send a file, licq will pick a port at random, usually > outside of the range I specified. One time it will pick a port in the 20000 > range, another time it will pick a port in the 35000 range. Is there any > way I can restrict the ports to use for file transfer or is this a broken > feature?
As far as i can see my licq is always listening inside the port range which i specified in the options dialog. This corresponds to the settings in ~/.licq/licq.conf: TCPEnabled = 1 TCPPortsLow = 30000 TCPPortsHigh = 31000 with "netstat -anp | grep licq" you can see on which ports licq is listening. It should work. Which Version of Licq are you using? Thomas
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