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2002-08-19T08:53:29-04:00

The resolve.conf file is part of the OS.

.conf files are spoken standard (non official, but used for simplicity and wide conformation)

It should be located in the /etc/ directory.

IE, this is not the eggdrop config file.

Another thing to check, what is the exact server name specified int he bot's config file.

It sounds like the hostname you have set on the linux box, is conflicting with this server name.

Maybe setting a proper value for hostname in root would help. IE login to root and type "hostname localhost". See if that helps.

Statistics: Posted by ppslim — Mon Aug 19, 2002 8:53 am

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2002-08-19T08:42:00-04:00

Now we are getting to the route of the problem.

net.c is locate in the eggdrop src directory, and contains the code for eggdrop managment of network connections.

The hostname you have above does not exist, or at least does not resolve. As such, this is causing the error about "not found".

Have you setup your name servers correctly in resolve.conf

Have you tried adding the IRC server to the /etc/hosts file
127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomain localhost
125.231.120.144 irc.server.name.here
(replacing the values correctly)

then try eggdrop.

If this works, it sounds like it may be a system configuration issue else where.

Where is net.c? In eggdrop src directory?
I don't have any src directory in any eggdrop.
As for resolve.conf... I only have it in windrop 1.6.13 cvs.
And i will try as you said about the hosts file.

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Mon Aug 19, 2002 8:42 am

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2002-08-19T08:47:21-04:00

Now we are getting to the route of the problem.

net.c is locate in the eggdrop src directory, and contains the code for eggdrop managment of network connections.

The hostname you have above does not exist, or at least does not resolve. As such, this is causing the error about "not found".

Have you setup your name servers correctly in resolve.conf

Have you tried adding the IRC server to the /etc/hosts file

127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomain localhost
125.231.120.144 irc.server.name.here

(replacing the values correctly)

then try eggdrop.

If this works, it sounds like it may be a system configuration issue else where.

Statistics: Posted by ppslim — Sun Aug 18, 2002 8:08 am

Re: Need more info

2002-08-18T07:57:57-04:00

[quote="Mapherick"]from net.c:

Code:

void neterror(char *s){  switch (errno) {  case EADDRINUSE:    strcpy(s, "Address already in use");    break;

[cut]

Code:

  case EINVAL:    strcpy(s, "Invalid namespace");    break;

Where do i find this file: net.c ?

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Sun Aug 18, 2002 7:57 am

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2002-08-18T07:54:32-04:00

I've made a test and saw that it does connect, but to localhost. I've installed psyBNC and ran the psyBNC script and it got connected, but on other servers , no.

Well what i´ve ment is that i connected the eggdrop to a psyBNC on localhost, and from there to Undernet, and it worked OK. I´ve also considered what ppslim said, to connect to a local irc server, which i´ve also tried, and again everything worked ok.

Code:

 [jay-c@JayC jay-c]$ gcc --version2.96[jay-c@JayC jay-c]$

And THE BOMB is that telnet does connect to the IRC server (not in localhost) both on Mandrake and on Windows.
I´ve also tried another thing: i´ve DNS-ed the hostnames of the Servers to find their IP´s and use them instead of their hostname cos' i heard that it connects faster, but still the same results
Oooo.. and another thing whitch bugged me.
When i start Mandrake i get an error like : could not find JayC.Galati.Astral.Ro (which is my hostname) and told me to fix it in /etc/hosts
I´ve found in it :

Code:

127.0.0.1localhost.localdomain localhost

And also i´ve found another conf file host.conf :

Code:

order hosts,bindmulti on

hosts.allow:

Code:

## hosts.allowThis file describes the names of the hosts which are#allowed to use the local INET services, as decided#by the '/usr/sbin/tcpd' server.#

hosts.deny:

Code:

## hosts.denyThis file describes the names of the hosts which are#*not* allowed to use the local INET services, as decided#by the '/usr/sbin/tcpd' server.## The portmap line is redundant, but it is left to remind you that# the new secure portmap uses hosts.deny and hosts.allow.  In particular# you should know that NFS uses portmap!

Could something here be a problem?

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Sun Aug 18, 2002 7:54 am

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2002-08-18T07:21:34-04:00

Wow, this ppslim-guy keeps on being right
As for telnet, what he said!

The idea behind it is this:
It looks like your eggdrop tries to read from a non-existent or empty/negative socket, returning the EINVAL. Theres two possibilities:
1. a misconfiguration on your mandrake box
2. an incompatibility in the few latest eggdrop versions.

Since almost every linux distro is trying to deliver an 'out-of-the-box' product nowadays, making the products unneccessary complex, it's really hard to simulate your problem on another box so i think thats a waste of time. However, if telnet doesn't fail like eggdrop does it might become interesting to do so. Any best practises?

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Sun Aug 18, 2002 7:21 am

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2002-08-17T15:32:30-04:00

When he was talking about telnet, I think he meant:

If eggdrop can't connect to "you.server.here" on port 6667, is telnet able to do so?

Now from somthing you stated in your last post, I am guessing you are running the IRCD on the same server as the eggdrop?

Statistics: Posted by ppslim — Sat Aug 17, 2002 3:32 pm

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2002-08-17T14:43:23-04:00

Win Xp is IPv6 enabled, but i connect to IPv4 servers. I've made a test and saw that it does connect, but to localhost. I've installed psyBNC and ran the psyBNC script and it got connected, but on other servers , no.
The Mandrake box is IPv4.
I don't need to telnet because i can access very easy.
I will check later the compiler version, now it is in maintenance.

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Sat Aug 17, 2002 2:43 pm

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2002-08-17T07:48:20-04:00

Ok. Are you able to telnet to the same irc server on that machine? Do something like:

Code:

u@box# telnet> open [server.address] 6667

for compiler version give the command "gcc --version" (assuming that mandrake packed gcc)

You say you have winXP with IPv6, does the same go for the mandrake box? or is it IPv4?

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Sat Aug 17, 2002 7:48 am

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2002-08-17T07:37:36-04:00

And on Windows i connect to Undernet in less than 3 seconds, but on windrop i get server timeouts on all servers , not only Undernet.
P.S. : I'm running Windows Xp , and i have IPv6 support installed

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Sat Aug 17, 2002 7:37 am

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2002-08-17T07:38:52-04:00

I'm running Mandrake Linux 8.2, Tcl. version 8.3, compiler version i don't know.
I use scripts ( don't know if custom ) but i don't think that's the problem because i've unchecked them and still the same error.
I get this error on eggdrop versions 1.6.12 and 1.6.10, i haven't tried on an older version.

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Sat Aug 17, 2002 7:34 am

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2002-08-16T10:40:22-04:00

from net.c:

Code:

void neterror(char *s){  switch (errno) {  case EADDRINUSE:    strcpy(s, "Address already in use");    break;

[cut]

Code:

  case EINVAL:    strcpy(s, "Invalid namespace");    break;

from HP-UX manpages:

Code:

[EINVAL]        Invalid argument.  Some invalid argument (such as                unmounting a device that is not currently mounted,                mentioning an undefined signal in signal() or kill(), or                reading or writing a file for which lseek() has generated                 a negative pointer).

Can you supply a bit more details about your environment?
Info like eggdrop version, tcl version, OS version and compiler version are very usefull. Also: do you use custom scripts and modules? If yes, which?

So far it looks like either code from the net.c or an external module is generating this error.

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Fri Aug 16, 2002 10:40 am

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2002-08-16T08:45:47-04:00

Timeouts I get on a Windows machine.
The first problem i would like more help on, that's on a *nix machine.

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Fri Aug 16, 2002 8:45 am

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2002-08-16T08:06:34-04:00

When you say you don't get timeout's on other clients.

Are these clients on the same machine?

Are you running eggdrop on *nix or windows?

Statistics: Posted by ppslim — Fri Aug 16, 2002 8:06 am

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2002-08-16T07:48:00-04:00

I have some problems connecting some eggdrops in different places:
1) Can't connecto to (Invalid NameSpace)
2) I Get Server Timeouts, i don't know why because i don't get timeouts on other irc clients.

Please HELP

Statistics: Posted by Guest — Fri Aug 16, 2002 7:48 am