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Linking bots locally on a box with a NAT

2004-07-15T15:13:46-04:00

I had problems with the resync-buffer a few times, just remove it completely.
It's in the transfer mod (conf)

Statistics: Posted by j0n — Thu Jul 15, 2004 3:13 pm

Linking bots locally on a box with a NAT

2004-07-15T13:03:51-04:00

... still have not figured it out.

Statistics: Posted by Aron — Thu Jul 15, 2004 1:03 pm

Linking bots locally on a box with a NAT

2004-07-06T06:50:22-04:00

Alright, thanks. I was stupid enough to use upercase in the botnet nick while I added it with lowercase.

I've got a new problem now though. When I link the bots I get this:

Hub:

Code:

[10:49] Challenging leaf...[10:49] Linked to leaf.*** Linked to leaf[10:49] Creating resync buffer for leaf[10:49] Sending user file send request to leaf[10:49] Disconnected from: leaf. No reason (lost 1 bot and 1 user)*** Disconnected from: leaf. No reason (lost 1 bot and 1 user)[10:49] (Userlist transmit aborted.)

Leaf:

Code:

[10:50] Received challenge from Hub... sending response ...[10:50] Linked to Hub.*** Linked to Hub[10:50] Downloading user file from Hub[10:50] Lost userfile transfer from Hub; aborting.*** Hub[10:50] (Userlist download aborted.)

The hub flags on the leaf bot are +ghp.
The leaf flags on the hub are +gls.

My-ip is set to the EXTERNAL ip address on both bots.
Nat-ip is set to the INTERNAL one. So are the addresses in the userfile.
Hostmasks have been added through +host on both bots.
Portranges are reserved on both bots.

Any ideas?

Statistics: Posted by Aron — Tue Jul 06, 2004 6:50 am

Linking bots locally on a box with a NAT

2004-07-05T18:22:38-04:00

No.

[11:00] Refused telnet@192.168.1.1 (non-bot)
[22:39] Lost Bot: statz0r

It does not recognize a "bot".
Make sure the set-botnick is the same as the .+bot botnick
You may have added .+bot nick (online nick) instead of what the conf has.

Also, lookover the ports for users/bots or all

Statistics: Posted by j0n — Mon Jul 05, 2004 6:22 pm

Linking bots locally on a box with a NAT

2004-07-04T06:59:45-04:00

Already did that.

Also, when linking, there is no indication at all on the bot being linked to.

When linking from leaf to hub, it shows:

Code:

[11:00] Telnet connection: 192.168.1.1/53856[11:00] Timeout/EOF ident connection[11:00] Refused telnet@192.168.1.1 (non-bot)[11:00] Lost Bot: bot1

...immediately after trying to link.

When trying to link from hub to leaf, I get this:

Code:

[10:58] Linking to bot2 at 192.168.1.1:17100 ...

...and after a while:

Code:

[10:59] Failed link to bot2[10:59] Lost connection while resolving hostname [192.168.1.1/53850]

Statistics: Posted by Aron — Sun Jul 04, 2004 6:59 am

Linking bots locally on a box with a NAT

2004-07-04T05:44:49-04:00

Add that host to the leaf? .help +host

Statistics: Posted by dollar — Sun Jul 04, 2004 5:44 am

Linking bots locally on a box with a NAT

2004-07-03T18:38:03-04:00

Hi, I never tried linking bots through a NAT before, and I have tried pretty much everything I can think off, but just can not get them to link.

I set nat-ip to the external IP, uncommented my-ip.

I tried linking the bots with the following addresses:

localhost
127.0.0.1
external ip address
external hostname
nat ip address

None of these seem to work. The ports are also open.

This is the exact error message I get when the leaf tries to connect:

Code:

[22:39] Telnet connection: 192.168.1.1/52204[22:39] Timeout/EOF ident connection[22:39] Refused telnet@192.168.1.1 (non-bot)[22:39] Lost Bot: statz0r

Any ideas?

Statistics: Posted by Aron — Sat Jul 03, 2004 6:38 pm