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Subject: Re: Accuclock

Author: Frank Phillips

Date: 11:45:35 02/23/01

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On February 23, 2001 at 13:32:11, Robert Hyatt wrote:

>On February 23, 2001 at 13:11:09, Frank Phillips wrote:
>
>>On February 23, 2001 at 11:24:57, Djordje Vidanovic wrote:
>>
>>>On February 23, 2001 at 07:44:55, Frank Phillips wrote:
>>>
>>>>Looking for help with accuclock.
>>>>
>>>>I downloaded version 4.0 (and 4.1) for Windows98SE, started it in a DOS box with
>>>>accuclck -p 1000
>>>>but do not get any  Listening on port 1000  message as expected, and accuclock
>>>>is off in my /finger note on chess.net.
>>>>
>>>>Tried ports other than 1000, but this does not work either.
>>>>
>>>>Any suggestions?
>>>>
>>>>Frank
>>>
>>>Hello,
>>>
>>>You should run the accuclock app in a separate DOS window: accuclck -p 2345,
>>>besides you run winboard with the option -icshost=localhost:2345
>>>
>>>"2345" could be any large port number but it has of course to be the same in
>>>both commands.
>>>
>>>You'll have to start the accuclock each time when you enter chess.net because
>>>the program terminates after disconnect.
>>>
>>>Tell me if this suggestion did any good.
>>>
>>>***  Djordje
>>
>>Djordje
>>
>>Did not seem to help.
>>
>>In a DOS window, I typed accuclck -p 5000
>>the program started but never reports it is listening to port 5000.
>>And accuclock is off in my /finger not on chess.net.
>>
>>I tried other port numbers too, but nothing seems to work.
>>
>>Frustrating.
>
>
>When you connect, are you telling your GUI to connect to _your_ machine,
>port 5000?  IE what happens is the GUI talks to accuclock on your local
>machine, via port 5000.  Accuclock will connect to chess.net as a third
>party.
>
>If you are using winboard, for example, you would _not_ tell winboard to
>connect to chess.net... you tell it to connect to your host name, port
>5000...


Got it!  Thanks.



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