hello, I got an error from the program Netdevil and it says error[10060]: no server running at address.

please help me if you know

We don't support lamerware here, however, the 10060 error is likely being caused by your connection timing out. Make sure your sockets are up to date and the program is configured to use the proper ports.

+1 to Raven for being a little brat.

-1 to Yoni for using a silly word.

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No change (as of now) to St0rm's karma because I couldn't decide if that's good or bad.

[quote author=Yoni link=board=2;threadid=1125;start=0#msg8271 date=1051063162]
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No change (as of now) to St0rm's karma because I couldn't decide if that's good or bad.
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you gotta remember, for st0rm good = !good and bad = !bad :p

Yes, give him +1 to piss him off

[quote author=Dayclone link=board=2;threadid=1125;start=0#msg8231 date=1051046786]
hello, I got an error from the program Netdevil and it says error[10060]: no server running at address.

please help me if you know
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Yes, that means that either
a) the computer is off
or
b) u didnt send them the 'server' yet

EEEERRRR i tried hacking my own comp lol and my dads and his comp was on so what would that mean and i got Netdevil 1.5

Confusion tactics ;)

i have no idea why one would use something so stupid, unless it was made for user-friendly purposes, but your most likely being rejected from the server.. (possible ip change? wrong port?)

[quote author=MesiaH link=board=2;threadid=1125;start=0#msg8361 date=1051149981]
i have no idea why one would use something so stupid, unless it was made for user-friendly purposes, but your most likely being rejected from the server.. (possible ip change? wrong port?)
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I think your right about the ports usually what kinda ports are they?

Cargo ship ports.

Maybe it was a port probe?
Perhaps he meant starboard instead of port?

Use ICMP port 6112.