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At 9:58 AM -0700 10/1/99, darin wrote:
>You have got to be kidding..
>
He obviously isn't, or he wouldn't have posted, would he?
>At 09:07 AM 10/1/99 -0700, Osman Ullah wrote:
>>
>>Well, I'm masqued behind a box which is running an eggdrop
>>bot. I am running into a problem, however, when I try to
>>establish a DCC connection to the bot. When I try to
>>establish a connection I get a broken pipe. I would
>>imagine this is because the bot and I share the same IP,
>>and this is causing some kind of conflict. Does anyone
>>have any suggestions as to how to go around fixing this
>>problem? I can telnet to the bot, but then the output
>>gets all messed up when I do help commands, etc. etc. If
>>someone could tell me how to fix that as well, I would be
>>grateful...but I would really like to get the DCC chat
>>going...I guess this can be analagous to trying to get a
>>DCC chat going between someone who is running from the masq
>>box and someone who is running from a client box(masq'ed).
>>
>>Thanks,
>>
>>Osman
I doubt you can get this to work without redirecting individual dcc ports.
The normal dcc module would work if you weren't running the bot on the same
machine.
The problem you run into when forwarding dcc ports is that anyone else
trying to dcc your bot will get redirected to your workstation behind the
masq.
Basically, I don't think it's possible. I'm not extremely knowledged in
this, though.
--Doug
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