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3 total messages Started by Chris Vetter Wed, 23 Dec 1992 10:01
IRCPORT ???
#136
Author: Chris Vetter
Date: Wed, 23 Dec 1992 10:01
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Well, since there is the possibility to change IRCPORT before compiling, I tried to change its value
in my .ircrc.
I did s.th. like IRCPORT=5555, but in vain... !

Does anyone know how to change it ?

sincerely,
CBV
Re: IRCPORT ???
#137
Author: Douglas A. Lewis
Date: Wed, 23 Dec 1992 19:25
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cbvetter@rbg.informatik.th-darmstadt.de (Chris Vetter) writes:

>Well, since there is the possibility to change IRCPORT before compiling, I tried to change its value
>in my .ircrc.
>I did s.th. like IRCPORT=5555, but in vain... !

>Does anyone know how to change it ?

Since most (all??) servers bind to a socket on port 6667, there is no point in
changing the value of IRCPORT.

I wonder if you could you irc script as an interface for something like telnet
or ftp :)

Dough
Re: IRCPORT ???
#138
Author: Erwin Bolwidt
Date: Thu, 24 Dec 1992 02:16
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dalewis@acsu.buffalo.edu (Douglas A. Lewis) writes:

>cbvetter@rbg.informatik.th-darmstadt.de (Chris Vetter) writes:

>>Well, since there is the possibility to change IRCPORT before compiling, I tried to change its value
>>in my .ircrc.
>>I did s.th. like IRCPORT=5555, but in vain... !

>>Does anyone know how to change it ?

>Since most (all??) servers bind to a socket on port 6667, there is no point in
>changing the value of IRCPORT.
Well, my server listens on port 6665 too.. some admins are SO evil that they
block 6667 in their routers :-(
[...]
>Dough
-- 
Erwin Bolwidt                     "Yes!"                  `O-O'
<erwin @ mars.let.uva.nl>                                 (_U_)
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