Samuli Kaski wrote: > The original poster failed to mention "how it doesn't work" so I take it > that the problem could also be dcc. In that case you really have to look > at the ipmasq-irc module or just disallow dcc. The problem with dcc is > that it opens a connection back to the irc client and since it's a > random >1023 port, it makes things a bit difficult for firewall setup. Thank you for responding. The simple indication that it doesn't work is the Windows dialog box that pops up saying it can't connect to the/a server. I scanned DEJA News only to find what you and Ketil Froyn have mentioned (return connection on a random >1023 port). The only hint I found on DEJA was a SOCKS server, is that the answer? I'll look into the ipmasq-irc module and have a look at disallowing dcc. Both topics are new to me so I may not understand the significance of what I read. Any additional pointers would be appreciated. Thank you. -Ron - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-net" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
