Forums Connection Issues Disconnecting issue

i've got the following problem:

if i get disconnected from the irc network for the others (xxx quit (connection reset by peer or ping timeout)), i don't get any message on my mirc that i am disconnected...

instead, after a while, i get a [10053] Software caused connection abort - message

an hour ago was the last ping? pong!, but mirc does not disconnect and reconnect itself

thanks in advance if anybody can help me

It's probably because of lag and the like. Whilst you have officially disconnected from the network (as everyone else can see) your client will sort of "freeze" in that you won't be able to see joins/parts/text/kicks etc etc. This sometimes happens when you're being packeted.

Other times you find that when you manually /quit and reconnect, your nickname is still there. It then quits after you've reconnected.

As far as I know, there is nothing you can do about this. If there is no activity in the channel(s) you're in for a long time, try typing /hop in the channel - if it doesn't rejoin, it probably means you have (or are going to) disconnect. In that case, close mIRC and reconnect again.

Regards,

i had the same problem
the solution is to ping the server you are connected to

insert this into REMOTE:
on *:connect:.timerpong 0 30 scon -at1 .raw ping 1
on *:pong:if $2 == 1 { halt }

i dont get any messages other than the message " disconnected"

i connect and then a few minutes later im disconnected without any reasons explaining the disconnection. is there anyway to make the program keep me connected and to stop disconnecting me for no reason?

ask your friends what msg they see when you get disconnected to help track down the why. Many things can cause disconnects

This has happened to me on a lot of systems over the years.

What appears to work is to start pinging yourself every minute or so, so the link between you and the server is active in both directions.

/timer 0 60 //ping $me

is the starting point - making it work through nick changes and automatically is a bit of an exercise.