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Originally Posted by Norrwind
Read in another post about "localhost" vs "127.0.0.1" being used in various places. Any chance that could be causing something to point in the wrong direction? also any way to turn up logging information?
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127.0.0.1 is what you need to use, all the way. Forget "localhost". I posted that "working" sample config for you. The intentions was for you to use it, without changing anything, other than usernames, passwords, and server long/short names, leaving everything else as is.
It's up to you, but with telnet disabled, you can use port 9000 (not 9001). That config I posted is what I am using right now on my own local server. If you get working configs set and you're still having problems, then you can start looking at other areas as the cause (and leave the configs alone).