I have a friend, who work in a bank as a system administrator. He always comes up to irc even if he is working or is at home. But, a few weeks ago, he's boss disabled iRC protocol on the proxy computer, and he can't connect to any iRCNet server. Now he is found a java-based applet what connects to a server wich can reach iRCnet - but he not know what is the servers address, and the java applet is a s*it.
It not replyes to the server's ping requests, so it disconnects after 5 min. I wanted to open port 2003 on my host so i can work as a proxy
I tested it, i opened an other mIRC, and opened a socket to my ip (get from $ip) on the port 2003. In the first mirc, the on sockopen event occoured, and the script /sockaccept -ed it. I seed so i can send info very fast throught the socket. For test, i sended a 2mb mp3-file throught the socket, and it is immadiatly arrived at the first mirc. Then i seed, i am not on the net, and my resolved $ip is my computer's name - so that's LAN.
I also tested to open a sock to $host. It worked just like with $ip. To know what i'm speking about, here's the code:
on *:start:socklisten proxy 2003
on *:socklisten:proxy:{
window -ea @SelfProxy
echo @SelfProxy hohoooo, iQ megjött!
sockaccept iQ2003
}
on *:sockread:iQ2003:{
sockread %olvas
echo @SelfProxy -> %olvas
}
on *:input:@SelfProxy:{
echo @SelfProxy <- $1-
sockwrite -n iQ2003
}
What request i can use to connect to myself (or send the script to my friend and he connect to me) ?
Thx:
GodGell
Sorry for my very bad English 
