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LICQ - question
I would like to use redhat 7.2 as my main OS.....
I'm having issues with friends/classmates receiving my messages with licq though..
after doing some research i figured it may by thiers or my firewall, but then i read that it could be the version of icq that they are using.....[none of them use licq, they all use windows versions]
we do group assignments on icq, so i need to figure this out and i can't find anything on google.....
anyone else had this problem? :confused:
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Firefemme,
IMO,
You should just use a dual boot system, there is almost always something that you need to have that only operates under a windoze system. I myself use Redhat 7.2/Windoze 98 << always was my favorite one, but then I just use both of the OSs when they are most needed, this would quickly solve your LICQ problem and several other issues that I am sure you will have if you haven't already with Linux. You can even partition a part of your hard drive as small as 1.5 gigs, I doubt you would notice that gone for windoze. This way is the easiest way to fix compatibility problems that I know of.
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The3ntropy,
i also have a dual boot system, redhat 7.2/windoze 98
i'll take your advice and use windoze for icq and redhat as much as i possibly can for everything else :D
thanks :)
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No problem,
Just giving my 2 cents.
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Firefemme, try unblocking ports 1027 trough 1032 and 5000 trough 5200 ...
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The only problem with that one Guus, is that (please correct me if I'm wrong) the licq shipped with RH 7.2 works on a static port 4000. It isn't dynamic like in windows
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Oh, if you say so - I never used licq, so out of the two of us, that makes you the expert :) Her friends were using windows though, so at least their firewalls should not be blocking the regular ports.