Timed message displayed in the main channel Upon typing the trigger the bot messages you in reply, you would be sent a text file containing the packlist for the bot. For a Listing type: "/msg Food xdcc send #1" Where " " would be the location of the packlist.įrom the XDCC bot itself in the form of a text file Īgain, after typing !list in the channel window, and getting the XDCC bot's trigger ( /msg Food xdcc list, for example ) and typing it in the network window, you would get a response back like: In a distro channel's topic a website with the XDCC list somewhere on it will usually be listed (usually in the forums) or when typing the bots trigger from its XDCC ad, /msg Food xdcc list, you would receive a reply back like: Queues:(33/100) Record:(76.3KB/s) Note:(Brought To You By ScientistsDiet)įood xdcc list) the bot would simply PM the sender its XDCC list
(XDCC) Packs:(12) Trigger:(/msg Food xdcc list) Sends:(1/1) In file distribution channels where typing !list is acceptable, the bots may reply to it with an ad displaying a triggerĪs an example, after typing !list, one might receive a PM like: XDCC bot packlists can usually be retrieved in one of four ways described below.įrom the XDCC bot in the form of a PM Sometimes the packlist is stored on the bot itself as a text file (.txt), other times it may be on a website, sometimes both, it depends on the bot. To find out what files a bot is carrying and what their pack numbers are, you have to obtain their packlists. The pack number representing a file you would want to download from the bot. The syntax is usually something like: " /msg xdcc send pack-number" To request that the bot send you a pack, or: " /msg xdcc info pack-numb To request info from the bot about a particular pack XDCC bots work using PMs (private messages) sent to the bot with a
2.4 Timed message displayed in the main channel.2.3 From the XDCC bot itself in the form of a text file.2.1 From the XDCC bot in the form of a PM.
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