Thread: How to: Join Torrent-Invites IRC and IRC Rules

no, i get the problem half the times......in all clients, even in mbbit....
And its only on T-I server..... x|

Originally Posted by Ravish

no, i get the problem half the times......in all clients, even in mbbit....

And its only on T-I server..... x|

yep I'm getting the same too.

okay, this is the exact message..

http://i39.tinypic.com/148kokn.jpg
http://i44.tinypic.com/ermoap.jpg

Originally Posted by Synthesis

you guys could try different servers too.
/server au.austirc.net
/server eu.austirc.net
/server us.austirc.net

still the same error! :(

Yea its very weird i can connect to all my other channels. But i cannot connect to any of the T-I ones ive tryed about 4 different IRC clients now. Is it possible something got changed on the channel?

i figured i would goto the extreme i reformatted my pc and still no luck

There are many different types of proxy software, in all cases you need to make sure that your proxy is configured to only allow the IP addresses within your own network access to it. A proxy which does not allow external access is considered secure. There are some types of proxy such as tor which have the express purpose of allowing anonymous access to services and as a result some IRC networks (but not all) choose to competely deny access to IP addresses running tor exit nodes.

If you are not using any kind of proxy software then it is likely a trojan or virus has infected your system. We recommend you perform a full virus scan with up-to-date virus defintions. If you do not have a virus scanner try AVG Anti-Virus Free.

If you are certain you do not have an open proxy or virus it is possible your IP address is on a list of previously comprimised machines (known as a DNSBL). You can check this at Openrbl. It is also possible your host will have automatically been submitted to one or more of these lists when you connected with an open proxy.

see how easy reading is? and it explains everything too. go figure.