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/dcc allow? #4429 01/01/03 11:06 PM
Joined: Jan 2003 Posts: 2 J jasongarcia42 OP Bowl of petunias
OP jasongarcia42 Bowl of petunias J Joined: Jan 2003 Posts: 2	I can't get files from people and i try to use /dcc allow but it always tells me I have invalid parameters and I think I'm doing it what could be wrong?

Re: /dcc allow? #4430 01/01/03 11:14 PM
Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 3,138 London, UK C Collective Hoopy frood
Collective Hoopy frood C Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 3,138 London, UK	"/dcc allow" isn't a valid command, which is why it says invalid parameters. For someone to help you with you DCC problems information like your OS, the exact error you are getting, connection and router(if any) would be helpful.

Re: /dcc allow? #4431 01/01/03 11:54 PM
Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 27 Germany G GTS Ameglian cow
GTS Ameglian cow G Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 27 Germany	The correct command is /dccallow <nick> though proud to be baka --> GTSdll Homepage <--

Re: /dcc allow? #4432 02/01/03 02:21 AM
Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 1,544 state of confusion L landonsandor Hoopy frood
landonsandor Hoopy frood L Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 1,544 state of confusion	Actually, it's: /dccallow +nickname /dccallow -nickname Those who fail history are doomed to repeat it

Re: /dcc allow? #4433 02/01/03 04:33 AM
Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 1,321 Georgia, USA H Hammer Hoopy frood
Hammer Hoopy frood H Joined: Dec 2002 Posts: 1,321 Georgia, USA	I like mIRC-style aliases because it's easier for me to remember flags that way. Here is what I use: Code: alias dccallow { if (!$1) echo $color(info) -eati2 * /DCCALLOW [-r] < list $chr(124) help $chr(124) ? $chr(124) nick [nick [nick [nick [nick]]]] > elseif ($1 = list) .raw DCCALLOW list elseif (($1 == ?) \|\| ($1 == help)) .raw DCCALLOW help elseif ($$1 == -r) .raw DCCALLOW $+(-,$replace($2-,$chr(32),$+($chr(44),$chr(45)))) else .raw DCCALLOW $+(+,$replace($1-,$chr(32),$+($chr(44),$chr(43)))) } raw 617:: echo $color(whois) -ati2 $2- \| halt raw 618:: echo $color(whois) -ati2 $2- \| halt raw 619:: echo $color(whois) -ati2 End of /DCCALLOW list. \| linesep -a \| halt raw 620::{ if ($2- == The following users are on your dcc allow list:) linesep -a echo $iif(is not in* iswm $2-,$color(ctcp),$color(whois)) -ati2 $2- halt } Here's how you use it (and what you see). /dccallow ParaBrat [color:black]* ParaBrat has been added to your DCC allow list /dccallow -r ParaBrat * ParaBrat has been removed from your DCC allow list /dccallow ParaBrat Cobra^ Pasmal * ParaBrat has been added to your DCC allow list * Cobra^ has been added to your DCC allow list * Pasmal has been added to your DCC allow list /dccallow list - The following users are on your dcc allow list: Pasmal (Pasmal@pasmal.net) Cobra^ (Cobra^@cobra.net) ParaBrat (ParaBrat@parabrat.net) End of /DCCALLOW list. - /dccallow -r Cobra^ Pasmal * Cobra^ has been removed from your DCC allow list * Pasmal has been removed from your DCC allow list /dccallow help (gives you the help directly from the server) /dccallow ? (gives you the help directly from the server) /DCCALLOW [<+\|->nick[,<+\|->nick, ...]] [help] You may allow DCCs of filetypes which are otherwise blocked by the IRC server by specifying a DCC allow for the user you want to recieve files from. For instance, to allow the user bob to send you file.exe, you would type: /dccallow +bob and bob would then be able to send you files. bob will have to resend the file if the server gave him an error message before you added him to your allow list. /dccallow -bob Will do the exact opposite, removing him from your dcc allow list. /dccallow list Will list the users currently on your dcc allow list. End of /DCCALLOW list. /dccallow[/color] - * /DCCALLOW [-r] < list \| help \| ? \| nick [nick [nick [nick [nick]]]] > - I hope you find this idea as useful as I do. DALnet: #HelpDesk and #m[color:#FF0000]IR[color:#EEEE00]C

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