All you to do is just idle in the channel, and the bot will display it's ad (or whole packlist in some cases) as a text message.Īll right, I can see the packlist, now what? The last but most popular method for displaying a bot's trigger to get it's packlist, or displaying the whole list itself is timed messages displayed in the channel window every 10, 15, or 20 (or whatever) minute time interval. 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 5 Why is the file I requested not the one being sent to me?.4 How do I find out what my "slot" number is and how long do I have to wait before the bot sends me the file?.3 All right, I can see the packlist, now what?.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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