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Old 02-24-2009, 07:48 PM   #1
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bouncer (BNC)


Hello,

What is a good BNC or Bouncer software to use? In other words a shell for IRC?
 
Old 02-25-2009, 12:39 AM   #2
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i think , 2 thing here , if for business purpose , u can go to http://www.shellcentral.com/ and download it

if for personal use, which now u already have shell , then bnc not need , what u can do is
tunnel your irc to server , if ur workstation is linux then use this command

ssh -f user@remoteserver.com -L localport:ircserver-ip:ircserverport sleep 30d
eg. ssh -f user@remoteserver.com -L 6667:ircserver-ip:7000 sleep 30d

then open your irc program type /server localhost 6667

but if u are using windows u need to use putty for that
 
  


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