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Fel · 2007-12-20, 23:20

so i have been trying to log onto the recycled-irc.net server at home and it keeps kicking me off immediately every time i connect

here is the message it gives:
-very.recycled-irc.net- *** You are permanently banned from Recycled IRC (Clone range)

i was able to log on fine back at school
the problem has only started happening since i got home
i am only logged on once, so there shouldnt be any clone problem...
any ideas?

Aoie_Emesai · 2007-12-20, 23:52

Doesn't that just mean your IP at home is banned from that address since the School's IP would be different.

Sazelyt · 2007-12-21, 02:29

(I just checked Google for this message, and based on the response I read on that IRC server's website: ) That problem can be caused if your IP address is part of a group of banned IP addresses. So, the cause of the problem is most likely not you, but the abusers that use your service provider (with the IP addresses sharing the same range).

If that is the case, you should contact the admins of that server to check whether they can make an exception.

Vexx · 2007-12-23, 04:19

Sazelyt nails it --- you're just unlucky enough to be in a range of addresses that the moderators have found to be so annoying they banned the entire range.

You'll have to convince them that they may have been too draconian

It is similar to the "email wars" the major carriers keep having with each other.
Periodically, I'll find that Verizon.com has blacklisted comcast.net or earthlink.net has blacklisted hughes.net or aol.com has blacklisted verizon.com. In each case the ISP claims the other has "shown a pattern of spam and abuse" that triggered the blacklist.

Well... d'oh.... Its all very stupid and accomplishes nothing productive other than to irritate everyone anyone might be corresponding with.

2007-12-20, 23:20	Link #1
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2007-12-20, 23:52	Link #2
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2007-12-23, 04:19	Link #4
Vexx Obey the Darkly Cute ... Author Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: On the whole, I'd rather be in Kyoto ... Age: 60	Sazelyt nails it --- you're just unlucky enough to be in a range of addresses that the moderators have found to be so annoying they banned the entire range. You'll have to convince them that they may have been too draconian It is similar to the "email wars" the major carriers keep having with each other. Periodically, I'll find that Verizon.com has blacklisted comcast.net or earthlink.net has blacklisted hughes.net or aol.com has blacklisted verizon.com. In each case the ISP claims the other has "shown a pattern of spam and abuse" that triggered the blacklist. Well... d'oh.... Its all very stupid and accomplishes nothing productive other than to irritate everyone anyone might be corresponding with. __________________ "It Really IS Rocket Science", Novel series rough drafts; vol. 1 thru vol. 3 complete Volume 4 in work, Visit the thread for short stories!

2007-12-21, 02:29	Link #3
Sazelyt Μ ε r c ü r υ Join Date: Jun 2004	(I just checked Google for this message, and based on the response I read on that IRC server's website: ) That problem can be caused if your IP address is part of a group of banned IP addresses. So, the cause of the problem is most likely not you, but the abusers that use your service provider (with the IP addresses sharing the same range). If that is the case, you should contact the admins of that server to check whether they can make an exception.