Author: Uri Blass
Date: 11:22:48 02/09/05
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On February 09, 2005 at 13:59:32, David H. McClain wrote: >On February 09, 2005 at 13:35:02, Uri Blass wrote: > >>After many months of not playing games on line >>I tried to connect with Movei to ICC based on my batch file >> >>I get the following error >> >>cannot connect to host chessclub.com port 5000 >>The system cannot find the file specified >> >>I guess some files are not in the right place(I use a different computer and I >>only sent my batch file from one computer to another computer) and I ask for >>help here. >> >>I use the same batch file that allowed movei to connect to ICC in another >>computer and here is the content >> >>c: >>cd "c:\Program Files\WinBoard\ICC" >>:loop >>"C:\Program Files\WinBoard\ICC\winboard.exe" /zp /ics /icshost=chessclub.com >>/icsport=5000 /icshelper=timestamp /fcp="moveiXX" /fd="c:\Program >>Files\WinBoard" /icslogon=ics.ini /debug /sgf=icc.pgn /zippyGameEnd='seek 5 >>0\nseek 15 0\nseek 1 2\nseek 2 12\nseek 45 10' >>goto loop >> >> >>I have the following files inside the folder >>C:\Program Files\WinBoard\ICC >> >>1)moveiXX.exe >>2)play2.bat with the content that I gave >>3)winboard.exe >>4)winboard.debug >>5)winboard.ini >> >>Note that I can connect to ICC with my movei account by running BitzIn2.exe that >>is inside >>C:\Program Files\Internet Chess Club\BlitzIn2 >> >>Note also that the Baron notice me immediately when I do it. >> >>Uri > >Uri, > >Port 5000 is used for USB. Did you try using another port number with this >different computer? DHM Yes I tried 5080 and 5070 with no success. 5080 is the number that I get when Iconnect manually to ICC. I will try to get help online if I do not solve the problem until tomorrow. I am also interested if public movei can run with kibitching on ICC As far as I remember I did not touch that code in the last year but it is possible that I changed soemthing by accident. Uri Uri
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