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MSN and IRC borked?
2006-10-24, 2:25 PM #1
Maybe it's just my end, but I can't log onto MSN or get Colloquy to connect to zirc. Anyone else experiencing problems?
2006-10-24, 2:28 PM #2
MSN's working fine for me, but I've been connected pretty much all day :o
2006-10-24, 2:29 PM #3
Aye, I was on earlier today and I've used up my IT department special (Turn it off then on again). Odd.

EDIT:

After half an hour of trying to connect, I've invoked Sod's/Murphy's Law and it's let me on.

Lock it if you fancy, or post your woes or whatever.
2006-10-24, 2:47 PM #4
My school seems to have blocked port 6667. Therefore no IRC for me.
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2006-10-24, 2:48 PM #5
Even with the shauri.org web client thingy on gbk's site?
2006-10-24, 5:13 PM #6
Originally posted by JediGandalf:
My school seems to have blocked port 6667. Therefore no IRC for me.


irc.zirc.org accepts IRC connections on any of these ports:

6660-6669

7000

21,22,23,25,53,80,110,143

So what's your excuse now? :D
2006-10-24, 5:32 PM #7
MSN is working fine for me.
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"N-No it's not!"

"Oh."
2006-10-24, 5:35 PM #8
[QUOTE=Cool Matty]irc.zirc.org accepts IRC connections on any of these ports:

6660-6669

7000

21,22,23,25,53,80,110,143

So what's your excuse now? :D[/QUOTE]
He just doesn't like you or want to be associated with you.
2006-10-24, 5:42 PM #9
My school silently drops connections with strings that identify them as IRC connections.

Fortunately, IRC over SSL exists (usually port 7001).

However since not all the servers I frequent support it (h8 zirc :mad:) I just route my IRC connections over tor and they are encrypted automatically. Problem solved.

2006-10-24, 5:57 PM #10
Hey Mzzt, did you get your name from the game ZZT?
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2006-10-24, 6:00 PM #11
Originally posted by Tracer:
Hey Mzzt, did you get your name from the game ZZT?

The Mega-ZZTer.
The MZZTer.
The Mazzter.
The Master.
2006-10-24, 8:06 PM #12
Originally posted by Tracer:
Hey Mzzt, did you get your name from the game ZZT?


yes he did. this has been explained in many of the "where did you get your screename" threads.
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2006-10-24, 8:10 PM #13
[QUOTE=The Mega-ZZTer]My school silently drops connections with strings that identify them as IRC connections.

Fortunately, IRC over SSL exists (usually port 7001).

However since not all the servers I frequent support it (h8 zirc :mad:) I just route my IRC connections over tor and they are encrypted automatically. Problem solved.[/QUOTE]


irc.zirc.org MOTD:

SSL ports: 7001, 8000, 443
2006-10-24, 8:16 PM #14
Whoops, I guess I was thinking of a different server then. My bad.

2006-10-24, 8:20 PM #15
MSN has been broken for a while now on my computer; it was caused by the last round of automatic updates. Someone at SA figured out a workaround but their server is down right now so I can't find it.

In the meantime, aMSN still works fine.
Stuff
2006-10-24, 8:29 PM #16
is ChatZilla a decent substitute for mIRC?
My girlfriend paid a lot of money for that tv; I want to watch ALL OF IT. - JM
2006-10-25, 1:57 AM #17
I used it for a while and found it spiffy.
2006-10-25, 4:20 AM #18
Copy/pasted from SA, where it was copy/pasted from somewhere else, here is the supposed solution to the MSN problems:

1. Hit "run" in the start menu
2. Type "regedit"
3. Open "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\MSNMessenger"
4. Delete the folder called MSN Messenger
5. After this MSN Messenger Live will login as normal.
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