DCC Protocol ??

[Number]

Hllo .. I'm be back !!

I woul like to have information about dcc ( the procol, the command, ...)

Because i'm working on a bot (Whit vb ..)
But i don't know anithing whit dcc ..

For example :
:Number![email protected] NOTICE VB_Bot CC Send aliases.ini (127.0.0.1)

For this what is the anwsr fot a DCC SEND ??

Thanks for your help !!

[Stealth]

Use google, it would have been much faster.

I shouldn't have done it for you, but this is what Google returned:
http://www.irchelp.org/irchelp/rfc/dccspec.html

[Matridom]

Use google, it would have been much faster.

I shouldn't have done it for you, but this is what Google returned:
http://www.irchelp.org/irchelp/rfc/dccspec.html

Feeling friendly today stealth?

[Number]

Thanks ..
But i don't find anywhere what was the answer to a :

DCC Send File

[RandomNumber]

Not sure if this helps but http://trout.snt.utwente.nl/ubbthreads/ ... Post110656

[w00t]

Do some looking at the IRC protocol.

For what you're asking, look at RTC1459, which you should be looking at all along.

[aquanight]

Uh. DCC (Direct Client Connection) has next to NOTHING to do with IRC with the sole exception of the CTCP that starts it off (not the notice).

Basically what happens is the initiater (person who will do the listening) sends a CTCP (PRIVMSG starting and ending with ASCII 1) DCC. The "reply" to this request does not occur on the IRC connection. The DCC ctcp includes the IP in long-integer form (see mIRC's $longip for what I mean) and a port number. To accept the connection simply connect to the specified IP and port. To reject the connection, simply do nothing.

The -nick- DCC Chat (IP) that appears is just something extra mIRC (and possibly other clients) send but from what I understand of DCC it is not required to establish a DCC session - the information required is in the DCC CTCP.

[w00t]

Thanks ..
But i don't find anywhere what was the answer to a :

DCC Send File

I misinterpreted the colon, my bad