f/f george wrote:

On Sun, 23 Jan 2005 21:22:17 -0500, "Puddin" <Puddin@dodgeit.com>
wrote:

SoT wrote:

Martin 53N 1W wrote:

Puddin wrote:

f/f george wrote:

[...]

You said in another message you are using a firewall, disable
that and try connecting again. It may just not like your
firewall.

Ok but that would be like having sex without any protection ;)

Phah!... Coffee spluttered just missing the keyboard...!
(:-))


Perhaps you shouldn't play on something so promiscuous. Try an
alternative that is much better behaved?

Certain OSes simply don't need a firewall.
(;-))

We've been trying for awhile to get her to switch to Linux.

And I am very stubborn.....

Ok I just checked my firewall log and this hit at 9:07pm

A computer at IP Address 152.1.109.52  has attempted an unsolicited
connection to TCP port 1024 on your computer.
TCP port 1024 is commonly used by the "Reserved / NetSpy Trojan"
service or program. The source computer has scanned your computer
for this trojan, but it has been blocked by your firewall.


So there is no way I am dropping it just to see if Seti works.

That is someone from "  OrgName:    North Carolina State University "
trying to get in. Do you by chance use them for an ISP?

No I use Verizon.