can you post the output of user@host: # iptables --list
Maybe port(s) are being blocked? I'm behind an NAT router, of which I just setup today after having to go without the net for 10 days. heh, yeah its sad. Anyway, maybe this helps, my licq.conf file is as shown below user@host:~/.licq #cat licq.conf Version = 1020 [plugins] NumPlugins = 1 Plugin1 = kde-gui [network] AllowNewUsers = 1 NumOfICQServers = 1 ICQServer = login.icq.com ICQServerPort = 5190 TCPPortsLow = 5190 TCPPortsHigh = 5199 TCPEnabled = 1 MaxUsersPerPacket = 100 IgnoreTypes = 0 ForegroundColor = 0 BackgroundColor = 16777215 Errors = log.errors ErrorTypes = 6 Rejects = log.rejects Translation = none UrlViewer = viewurl-netscape.sh Terminal = xterm -T Licq -e ProxyEnabled = 0 ProxyServerType = 1 ProxyServer = ProxyServerPort = 0 ProxyAuthEnabled = 0 ProxyLogin = ProxyPassword = UseSS = 1 [onevent] Enable = 0 Command = play Message = /usr/share/licq/sounds/icq/Message.wav Chat = /usr/share/licq/sounds/icq/Chat.wav File = /usr/share/licq/sounds/icq/File.wav Url = /usr/share/licq/sounds/icq/URL.wav OnlineNotify = /usr/share/licq/sounds/icq/Notify.wav SysMsg = /usr/share/licq/sounds/icq/System.wav AlwaysOnlineNotify = 0 MsgSent = [groups] NumOfGroups = 4 DefaultGroup = 0 NewUserGroup = 1 Group1.name = New Users Group2.name = Friends Group3.name = Family Group1.id = 25682 Group2.id = 25683 Group3.id = 25684 Group4.name = General Group4.id = 7705 [stats] Reset = 1032396947 Sent = 1404 Recv = 1246 Reject = 0 ARC = 3
