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/server <- problems with big server port numbers.. #69080 23/01/04 08:24 PM
Joined: Apr 2003 Posts: 413 Moldova A Adrenalin OP Fjord artisan
OP Adrenalin Fjord artisan A Joined: Apr 2003 Posts: 413 Moldova	Ex. /server 172.16.0.5 76567 Quote: [22:15:30] * Connecting to 172.16.0.5 (11031) Show wrong port and connect to a wrong port.. Also if you add this server(172.16.0.5 port 76567) in the IRC Server list and connect.. Quote: [21:50:08] * Connecting to 172.16.0.5 (44671) Show wrong port but connect to the correct port..

Re: /server <- problems with big server port numbers.. #69081 23/01/04 08:32 PM
E EVH
EVH E	76567 ? The highest is 65535

Re: /server <- problems with big server port numbe #69082 23/01/04 09:09 PM
Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 70 Iowa, USA D d00dman Babel fish
d00dman Babel fish D Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 70 Iowa, USA	The ports range from 0-65535, so mIRC wraps the number around that (eg: 76567 - 65536 = 11031, the port you really wanted). This is proper behavior. -chris

Re: /server <- problems with big server port numbe #69083 23/01/04 11:26 PM
Joined: Apr 2003 Posts: 413 Moldova A Adrenalin OP Fjord artisan
OP Adrenalin Fjord artisan A Joined: Apr 2003 Posts: 413 Moldova	Yaah.. Don't realize that is soo big.. And thanks for explanation.. That explain all And also a mistake in the my 1 post.. I add in the server list a server with port 765567 not 76567.. For that mIRC show [21:50:08] * Connecting to 172.16.0.5 (44671). //echo zz $calc((65536 * 11) - 765567) <- -44671 /server server 727563 same /server server 6667 That can be confusing for some ppl(like me some hours ago) The Unix aplication use same think.. Fri Jan 23 21:44:30 :Listener created :0.0.0.0 port 765567 and i connected succefuly with mIRC.. That must be described in some RFC ? Ok.. Learned somethink new..

Re: /server <- problems with big server port numbe #69084 25/01/04 01:08 AM
S stebie
stebie S	FYI, an easier way to calculate with any large port number would be: $calc(%port % 65535) e.g. $calc(765567 % 65535) That should return: 44671

Re: /server <- problems with big server port numbe #69085 27/01/04 03:10 AM
Joined: May 2003 Posts: 161 nowhere A Ashkrynt Vogon poet
Ashkrynt Vogon poet A Joined: May 2003 Posts: 161 nowhere	Quote: FYI, an easier way to calculate with any large port number would be: $calc(%port % 65535) e.g. $calc(765567 % 65535) That should return: 44671 Actually, it returns 44682 You need to use 65536, not 65535.

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