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Q: I have the domain hosted on a ckent.net u0026amp, a webhosting. If I have a subdomain, test.ckent.net, I can point to another IP address that has BNC running? How would I do that?
Well until I figure out how to foward the subdomain of IP Shel, I took a shot at configuring BNC. I did good work, but when I try to connect to my home computer, the connection times out. I think I bnc.conf right, C #
: 6667 IRC Server Default Port # to
X: Standard Default.vhost.com VirtualHost Connect Use
# Q: Other another.vhost.com vhosts That Can Be # Used
Q: How many vhosts Different.vhost.com as you Want
P # Name of PID Pid.bnc File
# * NOTE PID file is required if be
BNC # # * crontab
used in combination with L: Name of bouncers. log # W File
Sign off: a dynamic idents on servers with
# # identwd installed
A: 1: *. Let addy.net list of IP addresses that can use BNC
S: PASSWORD
D: 6000:0: PASSWORD
A: 1: *
L: bnc.log
W: 1
Any help is very much on emoticons appreciated.
Edited
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Re:Which bnc are you using?
Is the port already in use?
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Re:The only thing that changes is:
tcp 0 0 0.0.0.0:6000 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN
(when i use port 6000)
When i try to run that example config, it gives me the error "Exit ./bnc{4} :Unable to bind to socket."
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Re:bnc-2.8.6 example config file, important part bolded:
# Bnc Configuration File
#
# <REQUIRED>
# listen <port> [maxusers] Port to listen for connections on
# adminpass <password> Password for Supervisor Access
#
# [Optional]
# password <password> Password required for general connection (recommended)
# allow <address> [address ...] list of ip/dns's that can use the bnc
# vhost <address> [address ...] Other Vhosts That Can Be Used (display only)
# defaultvhost <address> Default Virtual Host to Use
# pidfile <filename> Name of PID File (recommended if you use crontab)
# motdfile <filename> Message of the day, displayed on connection of valid user
# logfile <filename> Filename where to store logs
#
# EXAMPLE CONFIG – CHANGE THIS:
# if your pass starts with + it is encrypted, if not it is a normal pass
#
listen 9000
password testpass
adminpass +qcNQHJfDIAfhQ
allow *
vhost vhost.test.com
defaultvhost 192.168.0.1
pidfile pid.bnc
motdfile motd
logfile bnc.log
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Re:Originally posted by: guy
Originally posted by: guy
Check the port you're running. It's been a while since I setup BNC. Make sure the BNC is running, and check the log.
Its running, the log says it is. Ive tried a variety of different ports, and none seem to work…
You should be able to configure the port it is running on.
Stop bnc, run:
netstat -an
Start bnc, run:
netstat -an
And see what has changed, if this is your system anyhow. If it isn't this might be more difficult. 
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Re:Originally posted by: guy
Check the port you're running. It's been a while since I setup BNC. Make sure the BNC is running, and check the log.
Its running, the log says it is. Ive tried a variety of different ports, and none seem to work…
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Re:Check the port you're running. It's been a while since I setup BNC. Make sure the BNC is running, and check the log.
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