wurzel wrote: > Hello, on Fri, 26 Aug 2005 01:10:14 +0100, > Robin Cloutman wrote something about *"[amirc] Re: Disconnecting server".* > > Hi Robin, > >>Actually, my first thought here is that you should try more than one >>server on the network, see if you can get it set for a round-robin of >>servers when you disconnect, then it'll have a lot higher chance of >>getting you back online. I don't know the script you're using, but it >>should be possible to alter it if you've not already got the ability in >>there. > > I wondered about that but I can't see any way to set that up.
Put the script in a msg and I'll have a look at it, though I'm more of a plugin person than script person... >>The other possibility is that you've got a connection as bad as mine - >>where any time the adsl modem loses sync it finds it next to impossible >>to regain it on it's own, and you've got the thing set to "dial on >>demand" style - so quitting amirc tells miami (or whatever you use) to >>go offline, then when it redials it gets everything back again. If >>that's the case then you could do something like me and have a ping >>script set o reconnect me if it does lose connection (I ping the first >>hop out from me) - if it's fast enough to get offline and back on then >>absolutely nothing is lost and everything carries on uninterrupted apart >>from the short period of no connection. > > mm, this sounds good. Can you direct me to where I could get this > script? Sorry, I've got a linux based hardware firewall I did it for (smoothwall), so it'd be useless for you. > Thanks. Robin -- · Phone: (+44) [0]7968 967441 · Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] · Web: http://www.rycochet.com/
