mIRC halp needed with DCC
Posted: 2003-10-05 12:22am
When I DCC to someone, the connection terminates after a short idling period
How the hell can I keep that from happening?
How the hell can I keep that from happening?
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You're trying to download something, right? If so, after you request the file, the window could say "DCC Chat Session Closed" or something like that, but that just means that the chat session's closed. As long as you keep that window unclosed, your request is still in.Hamel wrote:When I DCC to someone, the connection terminates after a short idling period
How the hell can I keep that from happening?
I have a problem with Mirc dcc sending a file to someone, I'll send it then wait there forever while it never downloads for the other person, I wonder if it has something to do with my IP. I have a class C (starts with 192) IP and we have a wireless router connected to the cable modem. A lot of other things work with no problem, like AIM, Paltalk,etc just not that and receiving a connection from someone wanting to play a game with magic workstation.Shinova wrote:You're trying to download something, right? If so, after you request the file, the window could say "DCC Chat Session Closed" or something like that, but that just means that the chat session's closed. As long as you keep that window unclosed, your request is still in.Hamel wrote:When I DCC to someone, the connection terminates after a short idling period
How the hell can I keep that from happening?
Therefore, once it's your turn, the download will start and you won't necessarily have to be in a DCC chat session to start the download. So don't worry.
And if you want to open that session again so that you can check up on sends and queues, just type in the trigger again in the channel window.
Must be your end or something. I got half of the Scrapped Princess series off of the mircx server in a few days.Hamel wrote:This reinforces my opinion that irc is good for nothing else than idling in channels to impress your friends.
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You need to forward ports on your router or put your computer on the DMZ.Shrykull wrote:I have a problem with Mirc dcc sending a file to someone, I'll send it then wait there forever while it never downloads for the other person, I wonder if it has something to do with my IP. I have a class C (starts with 192) IP and we have a wireless router connected to the cable modem. A lot of other things work with no problem, like AIM, Paltalk,etc just not that and receiving a connection from someone wanting to play a game with magic workstation.