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  1. right! It was with version 0.9.42, but 0.9.44 gives basically the same result (some HTTP packets extra, but I guess you know that) DT tries three time sending the UDP's. I can ping 5 out of 6 ip-adresses the UDP's go to, so the servers are up.
  2. as far as I know the router just runs NAT so that would not be anyting special. I don't think my ISP blocks anything: I've never had any trouble before with this kind of things. Also I ran ethereal, a network analyser, while trying to connect to a server and a response did come through the router. First ther is some TCP communication with 82.165.243.126, I'd say about what servers to connect to. Then Dropteam send out some UDP packets and then ... silence. I don't run any software firewall/ip-chains/etc. Is there anything I could try?
  3. sorry for -- again -- the late reply. Here it is: --- tbgsoftware.com ping statistics --- 41 packets transmitted, 41 received, 0% packet loss, time 40158ms rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 87.609/88.379/89.863/0.423 ms by the way, I checked if I could connect to the servers now: no. So the problem is persisting. I can send you a tcpdump of the communication if you want. It seems there does come in a response of tbgsoftware.
  4. I just sent the log. Been a bit busy, so only now got to it. Hope it helps...
  5. Hi there, when I try to find servers, the serverlist remains empty. Refresh servers doesn't help. There are no errors in DropTeam.log. When I ping the servers mentioned in DropTeam.log, there's no problem. I'm running gentoo-linux on an AMD64. And I am sitting behind a NAT-router/firewall. I tried forwarding port 9967 to my computer, but that didn't help. What could be the problem?
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