Thanks for your suggestion. But the thing is the end-users are not belong to my LAN.
Here is the setup....
INTERNET -->> FIREWALL -->> CHAT SERVER
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INTERNET <<-- FIREWALL <<-- CHAT SERVER
Now, how can i restrict this thing (mIRC) if my users is located in the other place or even outside the phils? is it still possible?
On 6/16/06, Warlin Pantoja <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Best way is not to install the IRC clients. If not, you can change the mirc
or xchat symlinks to point to a script that fires up the web browser to
point to your web based chat.
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From: Peri Paulo S. Maligaya [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, June 16, 2006 5:22 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [plug] webchat vs mIRC[Scanned]
Hello PLUG!
Tanong ko lang kung possible ba na i-disabled ang paggamit ng mIRC or Xchat
kapag meron na akong existing web based chat (CGI:IRC)? papano?
Ang gusto kasi mangyari eh sa web lahat ng chat at nde papasok ng mIRC or
Xchat.. possible ba yun?
Salamat.
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