Search Results for "irc xdcc"

XDCC-Fetch, written entirely in Ruby, is a platform independent tool for collecting, searching and downloading broadcasted XDCC announcements within IRC channels. XDCC-Fetch supports, amoung other features, multiple IRC Servers and search on typing.

epacksearch.pl: small xdcc channel search/find bot written by gutting earl.pl and then adding what was needed. In addition to searching for packs it can print it's status to html and dump it's database to an html file, in both cases IRC color escape codes are translated into proper color text html.

A set of scripts for mIRC that can be used to improve downloading from XDCC bots on IRC channels. The add on features bot and pack tracking, auto resume, auto network joining, and much more. Due to randomized wait times, the user can avoid overloading the bots and being booted from XDCC channels. I set this up a couple of years ago, so it may be somewhat dated, but I figured someone somewhere out there might have some use for it.

SimpleXDCC is an intuitive xdcc download manager. It lets you simply join a desired server/channel and begin making xdcc bot requests. Ideal for people who wish to download multiple files without having to type a lot of xdcc send commands.

NOTE! xg moved to github, no mor updates are published to sourceforge! see you @ http://github.com/lformella/xdcc-grabscher

IrcManager is a commandline tool for Linux that can download files from xdcc bots. Only active dcc transfer is supported. Server password and channel password are not supported at this point.

This is a c++ XDCC client with ajax webinterface!!

ultra-xdcc is a XChat-Plugin that supports the xdcc-protocol. That's not all, it has such nice features like: managing downloads, saving download-list on exit, loading download-list on startup ...

XDCC Search alows you to quickly search IRC listing web sites. XDCC Search will download all pages of the searchs and place the results in to a table. When you wish to download an item your IRC Client that accepts irc:// protocols will be launched.

ALBot is an IRC-Bot that enables you to send messages to offline buddies, plan events, play text based games, use XDCC and many more. Furthermore it is highly extensible and a lot more features are in progress.

jIRleeCh is a Java IRC client that is mainly used to ease the acquisition of XDCC packs. It has an easy-to-use GUI interface with all the basic IRC client features. Minimal IRC knowledge needed, as it searches, connects and auto queues the download.

Converts non-IRC XDCC listings into XDCC Browser (XCB) format.

IrcLeech is an application which allows users to easily download files offered by XDCC bots on IRC servers without having to type commands or even know anything about IRC and XDCC. IrcLeech will automatically resume any download that was interrupted.

Bottler - XDCC Bot Interface

DccAssist is a clever plugin for the GNU/Linux X-Chat IRC client. The main goal is to develop a simple and robust tool to find, organize, and control xdcc file transfers; an ability the current and otherwise superb X-Chat misses sorely.

XDCC file server script written in TCL for the eggdrop IRC bot

An XDCC Client developed for streamlining access to files provided by the XDCC protocol. Based on DavidA's Bottler, this fork appears to servers as an mIRC client in order to evade detection.

ircpbot is a bot that can do some usefull things like voicing xdcc server (detection by name) kicking xdcc leech bots (det. by ctcp version) flood protection (kick, ban, +m +i +M +R) some more features if people request it

JRC is an IRC bouncer. Unlike BNC, however, it primarily supports DCC sessions, and can effectively proxy them. This is useful for XDCC packets, anonymizing DCC chats, or any other use you may think of..

the DCC Search project is an attempt to provide a usable gui that combines searching XDCC servers and then downloading from them. XDCC servers are found on IRC channels, and this should allow users to download from them without knowledge of IRC commands

Used to get XDCC packs from bots on IRC more easily, it gathers all offered packs in a different window, right click in a popup to get the selected file, tries to get on the queue until it is successfull and more. Most features of a basic IRC client too

.GET, pronounced dotGET, combines the best features of IRC (@find/@locate, fserves, xdcc bots, dcc transfers, etc) with the ease of use of Napster clones (Kazaa, Morpheus, etc) without the hassle of using another application. It can be thought of as a Na