actually if you dont mind a "slight" (a.k.a. Gargantuan) leak in security
ipfwadm -F -a accept -P tcp -S 0.0.0.0/0 -D 0.0.0.0/0 2000:2200
chat works fine, then and file transfer most of the time
David A. Ranch wrote:
> >Has anyone been using the ip_masq_icq module? I'm trying it out
> >& can't seem to receive files.
>
> Its a known issue that file transfers and chat don't work
> yet. The author is working on it though.
>
> >Unrelated to that problem (probably, anyway), I'm running ICQ 98a
> >on Win98 & it doesn't seem to save my timeout setting. It keeps
> >going back to 120 seconds after I set it to 30. ICQ also will not
> >launch on startup, despite having it set to & that setting *does* get
> >saved.
>
> A buddy of mine has the same issue under WinNT but I don;t have
> the problem. To be honest, ICQ is a peice of shit though I like
> its service. Oh well.. we're stuck unless we use a true Linux
> client.
>
> --David
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