 
Quick HowTo-get-started-with-irc example
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(WARNING: This example totally ruins your maildrop, see EXAMPLES for better
ways of doing this).
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* Create a user (mtn, preferably) on both systems, and use this users maildrop for mtn.
    mtn clears the maildrop, per default. (if not $clear_maildrop is set to 0).

* Change the recipient in conf.pl

* Make sure the paths in conf.pl are ok.

* Set $debuglevel to 0 for now, if something is not working (see BUGS),
  increase this. (0=no debug, 1-5=informative, 6-9=verbose, 10=too much).

* Do the same thing on the other host.

* Set up fetchmail or equal utility to fetch mail to your local maildrop, if necesary

* Run the following command on NodeA (the box trapped behind a firewall):
     ./mtn listen <port>
     ex:
     ./mtn listen 6001
     
* And run this command on NodeB (the box with more joyfull connectivity):
     ./mtn forward <host> <port>
     ex:
     ./mtn forward my-fav.irc.server 6667
     
     
* connect to NodeA:6001 with your favourite irc-client, wait a cpl of seconds, and off you go.
     




Have fun, and dont blame me when things screw up.



Magnus Lundstrm (logic@nocrew.org)

MailTunnel is available from: http://www.detached.net/mailtunnel.html

