If you look near the top, you'll notice that the server tells you that if you leave the channel, your sends will stop. If the user changes their nickname, the /ctcp trigger will change with it.Īlright, this is what you'll see when you enter the fserver: Remember this, the /ctcp trigger is a command sent to the desired user. Looks like he changed his nickname, so his anime trigger is now /ctcp Tenchimaru_Draconic ANIME. We don't know exactly what we're looking for at this point, so let's just enter his fserver.
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For this demonstration I will enter Tenchimaru Draconis's fileserver, looking to download some anime. Okay, so we found the files we're looking for, now it's time to browse an fserver to download our file. Just be smart about it and read the rules if there are any posted. Be careful where you use this, some channels don't allow the command, and some ban for using it too frequently without a break in-between.
And again, please, don't respond to the results. As a note, some servers don't tell you that no results are found. But wait, some servers send their results as private messages! You'll probably see a private message or two open up with some results and the triggers to find the found files in. While still in the channel, to search for files, use the command.
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But before we access any servers, you'll want to know how to find files much quicker. Just make sure you're not holding down the Ctrl key, or you'll copy the colors as well, which will not work correctly. To be sure you're accessing the server correctly, just copy and paste the text of the trigger you wish to enter, and this is done very easily in mIRC by highlighting the desired text. In #rpgc we require all servers to have their triggers use /ctcp commands, but this is not always the case in all fserver channels. As you can see, all these triggers are in this format: /ctcp trigger. These are the commands you type in the chat room to enter the desired server. If you'll notice, every server has that all important part of its ad, the triggers. Typing !list in any IRC channel will show you an ad for every active server in the channel, a listing of them if you will. The first command you need to know is !list. First off, you're going to need to find fservers to download from, and you're probably want to know how to search for files so you don't have to spend needless time browsing through servers looking for the one file you want. Remember, no one has to serve files for you to download, and if you get banned from a server, there's nothing anyone can do for you.
This is not only incorrect, but extremely annoying for the person who owns the fserver, and some people have no qualms against banning someone from their server. Never, NEVER send any fserver commands or triggers in a private message or a notice to any user. You have been warned.īefore we go on, I must make this absolutely clear. Do not, and I repeat, do not attempt to access any fserver in #rpgclassics. On the IRC server we are located in, the file serving channel is #rpgc. I got very tired of people asking how to use an fserver, so I finally decided to make a guide to downloading files in IRC.
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