I'm starting to experience difficult connection problems. I'm using debian (unstable) and update my box on a weekly basis. Currently I'm using Licq 1.0.4
My box is behind a linux router/server/NAT box thingie I set up. I forward all direct connections to my box (port range 100) This has worked like a charm for a year or so. File transfers and everything.. But now I get disconnected all the time.. Well.. Sometimes I can stay online for several hours, but I still go from online to offline now and then. This started just a coupple of days ago. (The online/offline jumps has harrased me forever I think, but recently it has become more frequent) The Network log says: (when I attempt to re-logon) 16:14:44: [UDP] Requesting logon (#21616)... 16:14:44: [UDP] Resolving icq3.mirabilis.com... 16:14:44: [UDP] ICQ server found at 205.188.153.99:4000. 16:14:44: [UDP] Creating local server. 16:14:44: [UDP] Opening socket to server. 16:14:44: [UDP] Ack (#21616). And after a while I get a popup that says "Logon failed.." When I try to log on with a ICQ2000b client on a W2K box (on the same subnet), It doesn't work, but it says "Rate limit exceeded" I checked some FAQs at www.icq.com and found this: Q.I received a 'Rate Limit Exceeded' error message. What can I do? A.In the ICQ window, click Main/ICQ->Preferences->Connection->Server and then check Keep Server Alive. Try to connect again in 15 minutes. Well.. that doesn't help me does it.. I'm wondering it there is a similar option for Licq? Or can I device a script to get the same feature? Help is higly appreciated. Thanx! /Martin Eriksson _______________________________________________ Licq-main mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/licq-main
