my mIRC client will start randomly disconnect from a server and do it many times in a row. it has nothing to do with my internet connection or the server. it does it sometimes on efnet, sometimes on my net, sometimes at another net.
<-- Alex has quit (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
<-- Alex has quit (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
happens over and over again and then stops doing it
i'm on mirc 6.16 and the only script i have is compinfo for IRCn although IRCN is not installed. i know it has nothing to do wtih my internet connection because mirc stays connected to the other ents and my xchat client is perfectly stable.
mIRC keeps disconnecting from a server
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i thought we determined a long time ago that your cable sucks, lucy? 
most 'software caused..' disconnects are either your connection (anywhere from bad drivers to bad phone line to bad isp), or your mirc script and/or bnc isn't coded correctly and doesn't throttle itself on connect, resulting in flooding yourself offline. next time you start disconnecting repeatedly, try closing all channel windows and reconnecting.
most 'software caused..' disconnects are either your connection (anywhere from bad drivers to bad phone line to bad isp), or your mirc script and/or bnc isn't coded correctly and doesn't throttle itself on connect, resulting in flooding yourself offline. next time you start disconnecting repeatedly, try closing all channel windows and reconnecting.
In God we trust,
Everyone else must have an X.509 certificate.
Everyone else must have an X.509 certificate.
my mirc script doesnt touch connect, so does stock mirc have problems throttling itself on connect?munky wrote: most 'software caused..' disconnects are either your connection (anywhere from bad drivers to bad phone line to bad isp), or your mirc script and/or bnc isn't coded correctly and doesn't throttle itself on connect, resulting in flooding yourself offline. next time you start disconnecting repeatedly, try closing all channel windows and reconnecting.
your mirc script doesn't have to have on *:connect: lines to cause it to flood itself offline. it can have on *:join:, and if you join a lot of channels on connect, it runs that script with for each join. depending on what your script does (way back when i used mirc, i would /who #channel and mark all nicks on my server in green in the nicklist), you might be flooding yourself. you can resolve this by either scripting in a command queue, or using mircs built-in flood control. i believe it should let you slow down how fast commands are sent to the server if the buffer gets to be too large.
In God we trust,
Everyone else must have an X.509 certificate.
Everyone else must have an X.509 certificate.
my script does not use *:connect at all. all it does is /compinfo and displays:
<Alex> ([OS: WindowsXP Professional, Service Pack 2 5.1 2600][CPU: 2-Intel Pentium 4][MHz: 3000][Cache: 1024KB (0% Load)]) (Display:NVIDIA GeForce FX 5900XT[Res: 1024x768@32bit]) (RAM [total 1gb][Free 594.15mb:58%][Used 429.33mb:42%]) (Disk[Free: 84.72gb/Total: 111.79gbUsed: 27.07gb]) (Network: [#1 (Realtek RTL8169/8110 Family Gigabit Ethernet NIC - Packet Scheduler Miniport (100Mb/s) 64.87MB In, 8.36MB Out)])
it even happens when i only do one command on a server which is join a relatively small (15-20) user channel.
<Alex> ([OS: WindowsXP Professional, Service Pack 2 5.1 2600][CPU: 2-Intel Pentium 4][MHz: 3000][Cache: 1024KB (0% Load)]) (Display:NVIDIA GeForce FX 5900XT[Res: 1024x768@32bit]) (RAM [total 1gb][Free 594.15mb:58%][Used 429.33mb:42%]) (Disk[Free: 84.72gb/Total: 111.79gbUsed: 27.07gb]) (Network: [#1 (Realtek RTL8169/8110 Family Gigabit Ethernet NIC - Packet Scheduler Miniport (100Mb/s) 64.87MB In, 8.36MB Out)])
it even happens when i only do one command on a server which is join a relatively small (15-20) user channel.
It's possible to queue things like thatmunky wrote:your mirc script doesn't have to have on *:connect: lines to cause it to flood itself offline. it can have on *:join:, and if you join a lot of channels on connect, it runs that script with for each join. depending on what your script does (way back when i used mirc, i would /who #channel and mark all nicks on my server in green in the nicklist), you might be flooding yourself. you can resolve this by either scripting in a command queue, or using mircs built-in flood control. i believe it should let you slow down how fast commands are sent to the server if the buffer gets to be too large.
on me:*:JOIN:#:{
set -u600 %whochan.channels. $+ $cid $addtok($($+(%,whochan.channels.,$cid),2), $chan, 32)
if (!$timer($+(WhoChan.,$cid))) $+(.timerWhoChan.,$cid) 1 10 whochan.q
}
alias whochan.q {
if $($+(%,whochan.channels.,$cid),2) && $gettok($($+(%,whochan.channels.,$cid),2), 1, 32) {
.raw WHO $ifmatch
set -u600 $+(%,whochan.channels.,$cid) $deltok($($+(%,whochan.channels.,$cid),2), 1, 32)
$+(.timerWhoChan.,$cid) 1 10 whochan.q
}
}
Like so!
tetedupet
yes, i know it's possible to queue stuff like that, that's why i said "can resolve this by either scripting in a command queue, or using mircs built-in flood control" 
and wassup: don't look at on *:connect:, look at on *:join: if you are reconnecting and your client rejoins channels on connect.
and wassup: don't look at on *:connect:, look at on *:join: if you are reconnecting and your client rejoins channels on connect.
In God we trust,
Everyone else must have an X.509 certificate.
Everyone else must have an X.509 certificate.
Re: mIRC keeps disconnecting from a server
do you have real IP or you are behind some NAT router?-wassup- wrote: <-- Alex has quit (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
and does this happens usually when you are afk?
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