Mike Thompson wrote:
>
> I attached a file of the errors I get when trying to run ICQ. Any ideas on how
> to fix this??
Which jdk are you running? I had trouble using the Mirabilis client with
Sun's RC2 1.2.2 JDK, it ran fine with IBM's 1.1.8 JDK though. I use
GnomeICU no
Get another version (i.e. clone) of icq. if you get it to work, you can consider
yourself lucky if it does not crash w/i 30 seconds.
www.licq.org
- and other clones. search on www.freshmeat.net.
Mike Thompson wrote:
> I attached a file of the errors I get when trying to run ICQ. Any ideas
Why not just run Licq?
http://licq.wibble.net/
On Mon, 31 Jan 2000, Mike Thompson wrote:
> I attached a file of the errors I get when trying to run ICQ. Any ideas on how
> to fix this??
>
>
>
>
> --
> Mike Thompson
> www.formen.ign.com great site, check it out
I attached a file of the errors I get when trying to run ICQ. Any ideas on how
to fix this??
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My limits are great, but my limitations are greater
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.ClassFormatError:
Mirabilis/IC
At 05:06 PM 8/31/99 -0500, you wrote:
>my roommate and I
>have decided to give cablemodems a try. The
>thing we're concerned about is that we both use ICQ and AIM
I just recently built a RH6.0 box to do exactly what you are talking about
(excepty with 3 computers behind the f
I don't know about AIM, but I can use two ICQ instances on separate
machines behind a 2.0.36 masq firewall.
Chat doesn't work on one of them, but I don't know if gtkicq chat will
work at all or if it's a masq issue.
> Well, after looking at prices/bandwidth issues,
On Mon, Aug 30, 1999 at 05:05:41PM -0500, Travis McLane wrote:
> IP masqing works well with both of those programs. The one problem I
> haven't been able to solve was incoming file transfers. Outgoing works
> fine for me. If anyone knows how to make this work, please share =)
>
> Travis
If yo
r done this before, I think I
> can figure it out...) The thing we're concerned about is that we both
> use ICQ and AIM quite a bit (I use tik and Licq), and I don't know if
> we would be both able to use them at the same time. I figure we can
> both send messages fine, but I&#x
..) The
> thing we're concerned about is that we both use ICQ and AIM quite a bit (I
> use tik and Licq), and I don't know if we would be both able to use them
> at the same time. I figure we can both send messages fine, but I'm not
> sure about receiving... Maybe some
t out...) The
thing we're concerned about is that we both use ICQ and AIM quite a bit (I
use tik and Licq), and I don't know if we would be both able to use them
at the same time. I figure we can both send messages fine, but I'm not
sure about receiving... Maybe some kind of port-forw
gt;
> > -Omar
> >
> >
> > Warren Wang wrote:
> >
> > > Does anyone know of a fully featured ICQ client? I took a look at kicq,
> > > but you can't register with it. I'd all together rather not have to d/l
> > > a windows version
On Thu, 21 Jan 1999, Jack Coats wrote:
>Where can I find Licq?
http://licq.wibble.net/
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Qt based though, which bugged me at first but I got
> over that when it actually worked as it was supposed to, and
> had many more features.
>
> -Omar
>
>
> Warren Wang wrote:
>
> > Does anyone know of a fully featured ICQ client? I took a look at kicq,
> > bu
s supposed to, and
had many more features.
-Omar
Warren Wang wrote:
> Does anyone know of a fully featured ICQ client? I took a look at kicq,
> but you can't register with it. I'd all together rather not have to d/l
> a windows version and register with it first, not due to
Try the Java version...or gtkicq...I don't remember if you can register
with the latter, though...
jws
On Mon, 18 Jan 1999, Warren Wang wrote:
> Does anyone know of a fully featured ICQ client? I took a look at kicq,
> but you can't register with it. I'd all together r
Does anyone know of a fully featured ICQ client? I took a look at kicq,
but you can't register with it. I'd all together rather not have to d/l
a windows version and register with it first, not due to hatred of Windows,
but more out of sheer laziness...
TIA,
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Warren Wang, [EMAIL
ically use it then /etc/hosts.{allow|deny} should have
> zero effect on it.
I'm sorry, I must not be explaining myself right. In the message I posted
before the one you replied to, I tried to say that by changing /etc/hosts.deny
to be empty instead of containing
the line
ALL: ALL
I could
On Sat, Nov 14, 1998 at 03:57:46PM -0600, tod. wrote:
| incidently i got my information on tcp_wrapper's from a linux journal article on
| the program which you can read here:
|
| http://www.linuxjournal.com/issue40/2180.html
The article seems reasonably good, though it might make sense for th
Doug McLaren wrote:
>
> On Sat, Nov 14, 1998 at 06:00:42AM -0600, tod. wrote:
>
> | hey i have problem someone out there might be able to solve.
> |
> | i use tcp_wrappers to control access to my machine. I have a mostly closed
> | system
> | in which all ip/domain's are denied access to my mac
following: ALL: ALL
If I try to chat request my icq client from another computer on my network, I
will receive
the request, but once I say ok and try and start communication, the other
person's client
recieves an error messages about not being authorized to connect to my computer.
I then change
On Sat, Nov 14, 1998 at 06:00:42AM -0600, tod. wrote:
| hey i have problem someone out there might be able to solve.
|
| i use tcp_wrappers to control access to my machine. I have a mostly closed
| system
| in which all ip/domain's are denied access to my machine except for a few
| trusted host
hey i have problem someone out there might be able to solve.
i use tcp_wrappers to control access to my machine. I have a mostly closed
system
in which all ip/domain's are denied access to my machine except for a few
trusted hosts.
Well, I just installed Licq, and found out that when a chat req
ICQ seems to be quite a bit more stable(that's still not saying much) on
the older JDK's(1.1.3 and .4).
Brian Swick
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Wed, 15 Jul 1998, Bill Tung wrote:
> If you go to ICQ download page and choose the java version, you will see
> a link lead to download jd
Apparently Mirabilis is working on a UNIX version. They have a place to
put your email address so you will be notified when the Unix version is
relaeased.
http://www.icq.com/download/
-Matt
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If you go to ICQ download page and choose the java version, you will see
a link lead to download jdk1.1.6 for linux.
-> <-
o
\_/
William Tung
http://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/billt
On Wed, 15 Jul 1998, Justin Georgeson wrote:
> Anyone know of a decent ICQ program for Linux?
On Wed, 15 Jul 1998, Shane Williams wrote:
> Justin Georgeson wrote:
> > Anyone know of a decent ICQ program for Linux? I found a preview version
> > from Mirabilis that runs on Java. I have the kaffe rpms installed but the
[...]
> Just for kicks (I don't really use i
You might want to try one of these clones.
http://pages.infinit.net/fairoff/licq/index.html
http://www.xtrophy.dk/xicq/
ftp://micq.ml.org/pub/micq/
Brian Swick
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Wed, 15 Jul 1998, Justin Georgeson wrote:
> Anyone know of a decent ICQ program for Linux? I found a prev
try looking at www.freshmeat.net and search for icq. I know there's licq
and micq, which i believe are textbased and for X respectively... but i
could have them backwards.
On Wed, 15 Jul 1998, Justin Georgeson wrote:
> Anyone know of a decent ICQ program for Linux? I found a preview
Justin Georgeson wrote:
> Anyone know of a decent ICQ program for Linux? I found a preview version
> from Mirabilis that runs on Java. I have the kaffe rpms installed but the
> Mirabillis page saya I need JDK 1.1.3, I can't seem to find Linux versions
> of the JDKs on Sun's
Anyone know of a decent ICQ program for Linux? I found a preview version
from Mirabilis that runs on Java. I have the kaffe rpms installed but the
Mirabillis page saya I need JDK 1.1.3, I can't seem to find Linux versions
of the JDKs on Sun's site or Red Hat's site (or sunsite or l
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