rccp1

Usage

Overview

CCCP is a Direct Connect filesharing client that uses Direct Connect Text Client (DTCT). Direct Connect is a filesharing program made by NeoModus(R) (http://www.neo-modus.com). CCCP is a powerful console program that supports scripting.

Options

-s filename [filetype]

Search for something on the current hub. Filename is what you search for. Filetype is one of the following values: 1=any, 2=audio, 3=compressed, 4=document, 5=exe, 6=picture, 7=video, 8=folder (default=1).

-m filename [filetype]

Multi hub search. Same syntax and format as -s

-d "*nick*[localfile]*remotefilename*file_size

Download from a user (nick) a file (remotefile) and save it (localfile). If localfile is omitted, the client uses the current directory and the filename part of remotefile. file_size is the size of the file. This needs to be here.

-t

Display transfers

-q

Display command queue

-k id

Kill a running transfer (XFERR). id is the number identifying the transfer

-u

Get the list of all users of the hub

-n nick

Get the userinfo for 'nick'

-l nick

Download and display the list of files shared by the user named 'nick'

-r dctc_cmd

send a raw command to dctc

-c message

Send chat message

-p nick message

Send private chat message to nick

-gq

Group Quick List

-gl

Group List

-gd gdlid

Delete download

-ge gdlid

End group download

-o

print output from dctc to stdout. Default with (-s,-d,-t,-q,-n,-c,-p)

-O

No Output. Just send command and exit overrides default -o switch

-N

No Error Output. ERR messages are not printed

-H hubname

Connect to running DCTC client with this substring

-L

List DCTC Hubs

-T timeout

Inactivity timeout. When to kill searches that don't return hits anymore

-S

timeStamp output in seconds format

-SC

timestamp output in clock format

-x

make DCTC client exit. Wait for downloads to complete

-X

Force DCTC to exit without waiting for downloads to complete

-h

Display help

Examples