problem linking ratbox locally

[-wassup-]

hi,
i want to test a ratbox server so i decided to link one to one of the hub servers locally. when i start it up i get this message.
-irc.warindustries.com- *** Notice -- Connection to ratbox.blackcode.com activated.
-irc.warindustries.com- *** Notice -- ERROR :from ratbox.blackcode.com[unknown@255.255.255.255] -- Closing Link: c-7a2272d5.010-112-76786a11.cust.bredbandsbolaget.se (Invalid servername.)
-irc.warindustries.com- *** Notice -- Server ratbox.blackcode.com[unknown@255.255.255.255] closed the connection
-irc.warindustries.com- *** Notice -- ratbox.blackcode.com had been connected for 0 days, 0:00:01

this my connect block in the ratbox server:
connect "127.0.0.1" {
host = "127.0.0.1";
send_password = "ratboxrocks";
accept_password = "ratboxrocks";
encrypted = no;
port = 7000;
hub_mask = "*";
#leaf_mask = "*.uk.*";
class = "server";
autoconn = yes;
#compressed = yes;
topicburst = yes;
fakename = "irc.warindustries.com";
};

here are my C/N lines on the hybrid 6.4.1 server:
##link with ratbox test server
C:127.0.0.1:ratboxrocks:ratbox.blackcode.com::2
N:127.0.0.1:ratboxrocks:ratbox.blackcode.com::2

some stuff you may need to know:
ratbox.blackcode.com is not a real DNS address (i've faked hostnames in linking servers like this before so i dont see a problem. i have also tried taking that out.)
irc.warindustries.com resolves to an ip but when you RDNS it it resolves to c-7a2272d5.010-112-76786a11.cust.bredbandsbolaget.se

thanks for any help

[Hwy]

Why are you using "fakename" here?

fakename is only meant to be used for masking servers (IE how concentric used to be *.concentric.net and lagged used to be *.lagged.org)

[-wassup-]

oh i thought that was to have it show up in /links as that fake name. well i tried it commented out and sitll no luck.

[leeh]

this my connect block in the ratbox server:
connect "127.0.0.1" {
host = "127.0.0.1";

This is a connect block for a server *named* 127.0.0.1 on *host* 127.0.0.1, which is probably not what you want (and probably isnt valid anyway).

[-wassup-]

i do want it to connect locally on port 7000. i am connecting the servers on the same box. a friend and i did this before with a hybrid 6.3.1 and a hybrid 7rc10 server before

[leeh]

i do want it to connect locally on port 7000. i am connecting the servers on the same box. a friend and i did this before with a hybrid 6.3.1 and a hybrid 7rc10 server before

Read what I said.

According to that connect block, the server you are connecting to [irrelevant of whether youre connecting to localhost, remote ip, or the moon] is actually called "127.0.0.1" as its servername.

[-wassup-]

this was my fault...i thought that the name didnt have anything to do with it. i thought you could name it anything and it was just a reminder for yourself. thanks for your help...sorry for my stupidity.