Ok, thanks to dcc send/chat being able to also use ip:port instead of nick, I have been able to make some nice workarounds for firewall issues. But I still have one. /fserve will not work as easily. I tried "/fseerve ip:port" instead of nick (+all the rest of the syntax [maxgets] [welcome file] etc etc) and it only establishes a dcc chat session. No fserve
Im happy it connects, and I am very happy dcc send/chat will work, but fserve is starting to really pay a heavy load onto my ongoing headache
[Stupid firewalls]
How would be the best way of working this on a if/else situation. (example if firewall. do it this tricky way, if no firewall...then just normal fserv nick etc etc etc format).
Thanks ^_^
