Re: howto chat behind a proxy

From: Andrew Schulman (andrex_at_alumni.utexas.net)
Date: 08/30/04

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    Date: Mon, 30 Aug 2004 14:40:15 -0400
    
    

    > I want to use the irc.debian.org fro direct chating. I
    > use xcaht to do this,
    > unfortunatly I am behind a proxy, and don't have a
    > direct access.
    > I tied to configure the xchat by adding addresse of
    > our proxy and the port ( http port is 8080 ). But i
    > couldn't access to the irc server.

    One thing that will keep an IRC connection from being established is if
    your proxy silently drops AUTH/identd requests on 113/TCP. The proxy
    doesn't have to run an identd daemon, but it does have to at least
    reject incoming AUTH requests with a TCP reset, instead of just dropping
    them. The IRC server will send these requests and wait for them forever
    if it never gets a response.

    I recently was finally able to connect to IRC servers by changing my
    firewall policy from DROP to REJECT for requests on 113/TCP.

    If your proxy admins are agreeable to you using IRC, you could ask them
    about it.

    Good luck,
    Andrew.

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