On Thu, Feb 07, 2002 at 12:30:30AM +0100, Ales Vizdal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well,
> I'm running Licq on my local router acting as a state firewall (iptables).
> When licq runs on this firewall with public IP, then all users trying to sent
> me a message have to wait for 30-50sec sending a message (icq tries to send
> mesage directly and when it fails, it sends it via server -- and this takes
> 30-50sec).
>
> When licq or icq runs behind the firewall (behind the NAT), all messages
> are sent immediately (icq somehow realizes that direct connection is
> not possible and sends it via server -- no slow down).
>
> And now, I'd like licq to run on local IP instead of public IP, because Licq
> would be behind the NAT and communication would be faster.
>
> is it clear?
Yup, got it now. I think there's an easier way to achieve what you want
though:
Assuming you're using the qt-gui plugin, just go to:
Options->Network and uncheck 'I can recieve direct connections'.
Faking licq running behind a firewall should also be possible, but not
without some dirty poking into its source code.
Hope this helps,
--
Tim van Erven <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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