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Top Forums UNIX for Beginners Questions & Answers IRC, DCC send and DCC get. Post 303038504 by ignatius on Wednesday 4th of September 2019 08:43:14 PM
Old 09-04-2019
IRC, DCC send and DCC get.

I'm not sure if this is the "appropriate" place to be asking a question like this. So, here goes. I'm having problems with IRC (ircII is my client). DCC sends and DCC gets specifically. It seems like I can only successfully get and send from my local machine. I've played around with UFW (Firewall program), to no avail. And, AFAIK, I do have the proper router settings. Which are forward port 113, and ports 2070 to 2075. Also, I have the same results when the firewall is disabled. I'm not sure what to do from here on.


Any help would be appreciated.


Thanks.
 

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MINBIF(8)						      System Manager's Manual							 MINBIF(8)

NAME
minbif - The IRC instant messaging gateway SYNOPSIS
minbif [-hv] [--pidfile pidfile] CONFIG_FILE DESCRIPTION
Minbif is an IRC gateway to IM networks which provides the following features: * Minbif uses a library which abstracts all IM calls, and has several plugins to support more than 15 IM protocols (IRC included!); * Two modes: inetd and daemon fork; * Only IRC commands are used to control Minbif; * IM Certificates check; * Buddies are IRC users; * Each account is associated to a status channel, where all connected buddies are; * Add and remove buddies from list with /INVITE and /KICK commands; * Blocked users are bans on the account's status channel; * Display when a buddy is typing a message; * Can chat with someone who is not in your buddy list; * You can see buddies' icons (with libcaca) or download them; * DCC SEND an image to set your icon on IM networks; * Display extended information about buddies with /WII command; * Status management; * Can send and receive files, which are sent or received to/from your IRC client with DCC SEND; * Conversation channels are supported; * Auto-rejoin conversation channels at connection; * Display list of channels on an IM account with /LIST; * irssi scripts to increase your user experience of minbif; * CACAcam (webcam in ascii art); * CoinCoin plugin for libpurple; * PAM support; * TLS support with certificate auth. OPTIONS
--pidfile pidfile path to pidfile where the minbif's PID is written. --version display version of minbif. --help show help. config_file Configuration file location. CONFIGURATION
Edit the minbif.conf file and change value when needed. With the inetd mode, use this command to add minbif: # update-inetd --add '56667 stream tcp nowait minbif /usr/sbin/tcpd /usr/bin/minbif /etc/minbif/minbif.conf' With the daemon fork mode, run minbif with: # minbif /etc/minbif/minbif.conf HOW TO USE
Connect your IRC client (for examble irssi) on minbif with this command: /server localhost 56667 password The nickname set on your IRC client is your username on minbif. First time you connect to minbif with this nickname, the account is created and the password parameter is set. Next, use the /map help command to know how to add a network. See also: http://minbif.im/Quick_start COPYRIGHT
Copyright(C) 2009-2011 Romain Bignon For full COPYRIGHT see COPYING file with minbif package. FILES
"minbif.conf" 04 December 2011 MINBIF(8)
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