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I have mirc installed under wine on one of my centos boxes on a lan setup. I also have one box acting as a nat with a switch. In the past I was able to forward out port 113 on my old nat/router, mirc worked. Now I have tried several things under iptables on the linux nat no go. Could someone help me or point me in the right direction...
OK, just curious.... There are numerous Linux irc clients, why would you install one via wine? Wine is far from perfect, and not every application will run well with it. If you can install Linux native apps, that is the way to go.
Other than that, I don't have much of a suggestion...
OK, just curious.... There are numerous Linux irc clients, why would you install one via wine? Wine is far from perfect, and not every application will run well with it. If you can install Linux native apps, that is the way to go.
Other than that, I don't have much of a suggestion...
Good luck
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Mirc is what I have been using for years, before I built a nat with linux. Can you give me an example of a few that would be comparable to mirc? Right now its not so much that I will not use a different irc client, its the point that it is not working and it was on my linux box with the smc router I had before. This leads me to believe that I am not opening the ports or right ports in the firewall rules. I am learning iptables as I go.. I am curious to what I am doing wrong if anything? Any more suggestions or help is appreciated.
I was able to figure out what was wrong, when I reconfigured my configs I forgot to reconfigure the /etc/resolv.conf for my name servers so I could not resolved a host. Thanks again for your help.
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