Wierdness with BCDC++ 0.232

muncher · Unread post by **muncher** » Thu Feb 27, 2003 10:12 am

I am being disconnected from the NS Tas Hub every time I log in.
The login appears to be successful: I get the MOTD, then as the list of logged in clients begins to display, I am disconnected.

This configuration has been working well since I upgraded to the BCDC++ 0.232 client several days ago, but the problem only appeared last night.

Does anyone recognize these symptoms?

Anach · Unread post by **Anach** » Thu Feb 27, 2003 10:33 am

Sorry muncher, We all are watching you try, but I cant offer you any suggestions at this time, Can you connect to other hubs?

Maybe someone else has an idea?

Phil · Unread post by **Phil** » Thu Feb 27, 2003 10:42 am

There are older version of the clients on the BCDC web site. try an older one.

muncher · Unread post by **muncher** » Thu Feb 27, 2003 10:47 am

Anachronous wrote:Sorry muncher, We all are watching you try, but I cant offer you any suggestions at this time, Can you connect to other hubs?

I just tried a couple of overseas hubs and connected with no problems.

BTW I have the same disconnection problem with the backup hub at nstashubbackup.no-ip.org

muncher · Unread post by **muncher** » Thu Feb 27, 2003 11:05 am

Phil wrote:There are older version of the clients on the BCDC web site. try an older one.

DC++ V0.231 will make a connection. In fact, I connected right now.
So the problem comes down to the combination of the NS Tas Hub and BCDC++ V0.232. Hmm

Anach · Unread post by **Anach** » Thu Feb 27, 2003 11:20 am

or settings or maybe your own firewall?

Rove · Unread post by **Rove** » Thu Feb 27, 2003 11:52 am

This might have nothing to do with anything , but are u using passive or active

johnd · Unread post by **johnd** » Thu Feb 27, 2003 12:13 pm

muncher wrote:DC++ V0.231 will make a connection. In fact, I connected right now.
So the problem comes down to the combination of the NS Tas Hub and BCDC++ V0.232. Hmm

I've looked at the backup hub logs (such as they are), and can't see anything except that the last successful connection from you was 22/2/2003, so there does seem to be a problem.

What is your current IP? (Though I doubt it's an IP banning issue.)

BCDC++ v0.232 works fine for me to both hubs, so it's not a compatability issue in that regard. However, there may be some specific interaction between your setup and BCDC that is causing a problem.

Not much help, I know. If you can hang out to this evening, then I can have a look as you actually try to connect.

muncher · Unread post by **muncher** » Thu Feb 27, 2003 12:37 pm

What is your current IP? (Though I doubt it's an IP banning issue.)

It can't be IP banning because I am logged in right now with DC++232. Also user RAGE has been getting on with the same client from the same IP address (ie. we're both on the same ADSL connection behind Sygate)

I had been using that client (BCDC++ V0.232) for several days before the strangeness began.