Initial import of the ircii-pana-1.1-final source tree.
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Synopsis:
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dcc raw <fd> <host> <message>
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Description:
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DCC RAW is a raw socket interface for ircII-EPIC. It allows the client
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to control arbitrary TCP connections with a remote host on any port
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desired.
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The actual connection is established with the $connect() function. It
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makes the connection and returns a file descriptor that is used by DCC
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RAW to control the connection. The file descriptor will always be a
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number (generally a small one). Incoming data from the remote host may
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be hooked with ON DCC_RAW.
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Examples:
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To send a message to blah.foo.com over an existing raw DCC connection:
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/dcc raw 6 blah.foo.com This is a sample message
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See Also:
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connect(6); listen(6); on(5) dcc_raw
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Other Notes:
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The applications for DCC RAW are endless. Since it allows the client
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connect to any arbitrary host on any arbitrary port, a little creative
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use of the scripting language can turn ircII-EPIC into a client for
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most any remote service.
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