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Download file from socket

2004-04-05T09:57:57-04:00

user you are the best. Thx!!!!

Statistics: Posted by cerberus_gr — Mon Apr 05, 2004 9:57 am

Download file from socket

2004-04-04T19:00:31-04:00

'fcopy' deals with file channels. You'll have to use 'socket', not 'connect' if you want a file channel. And there's no need to convert the ip because 'socket' understands the decimal ip as it is in the ctcp just fine.

Here's a couple of procs to convert ips anyway

Code:

proc dec2dot ip {join [scan [format %.8X $ip] %2x%2x%2x%2x] .}proc dot2dec ip {format %u 0x[eval format %.2X%.2X%.2X%.2X [split $ip .]]}

Statistics: Posted by user — Sun Apr 04, 2004 7:00 pm

Download file from socket

2004-04-04T18:32:35-04:00

Ofloo thanks.

Is there any procedure for longip2ip?

Is my code with fcopy correct?

Statistics: Posted by cerberus_gr — Sun Apr 04, 2004 6:32 pm

Download file from socket

2004-04-04T17:17:56-04:00

Code:

proc ip2longip {ipaddr} {  foreach ipbyte [split $ipaddr \x2E] {     append hexaddr [format {%02x} $ipbyte]   }   return [format {%u} "0x$hexaddr"] }

Statistics: Posted by Ofloo — Sun Apr 04, 2004 5:17 pm

Download file from socket

2004-04-04T16:20:32-04:00

Is this correct?

Code:

proc fsdb:receive:file { id file host port } {    global fsdb    set outfile [open "$fsdb(tempdir)$file" w]    set infile [connect $host $port]    fcopy $infile $outfile -command [list fsdb:end:file $id $infile $outfile]    vwait total($id)}proc fsdb:end:file { id infile outfile bytes {error {}} } {    global total    set total($id) $bytes    close $infile; close $outfile    if {[string length $error] != 0} { lkdsl }}

How could I take an standard ip from a longip format?

Statistics: Posted by cerberus_gr — Sun Apr 04, 2004 4:20 pm

Re: Download file from socket

2004-04-02T13:13:45-04:00

I don't know if the topic is the best, but this is that I want to do:

I have connected to a server througth connect and listen commands.
Someone from this server sent me a dcc file. How could I take this file.

1) What should I do when I see the ctcp dcc send command? Just open a listen port in my eggdrop and send ctcp dcc send accept command?

2) When the transfer begins, how could be sure that the file saves in binary format (is this right?)?

Eggdrop's socket commands can't be used to transmit binary data. Use 'socket' or the commands provided by the transfer module.
Opening a listening socket won't do you much good
When you get a ctcp "dcc send" you'll have to connect to the ip and port provided in the ctcp. The transfer begins as soon as you connect, so just save whatever you recieve after connecting. (using 'fcopy' can make this part alot easier)

Statistics: Posted by user — Fri Apr 02, 2004 1:13 pm

Download file from socket

2004-04-02T12:15:43-04:00

dccsend command should take care of this unless ur willing to write one of ur own .. load the transfer module

hmm and to answer ur question i think its like this open the file fconfigure the channel to bin then read it and send it to the socket or idx if u prefer that .. maybe could use

filesend [ircnick]

command if u wana do it like this .. then i gues u don't have to open the file and read it u just could do filesend

Statistics: Posted by Ofloo — Fri Apr 02, 2004 12:15 pm

Download file from socket

2004-04-01T18:28:57-04:00

I don't know if the topic is the best, but this is that I want to do:

I have connected to a server througth connect and listen commands.
Someone from this server sent me a dcc file. How could I take this file.

1) What should I do when I see the ctcp dcc send command? Just open a listen port in my eggdrop and send ctcp dcc send accept command?

2) When the transfer begins, how could be sure that the file saves in binary format (is this right?)?

Statistics: Posted by cerberus_gr — Thu Apr 01, 2004 6:28 pm