---| CCCP 0.9
Red Connect Console Program
by: hampa@chello.se
Licence: GPL 2
http://members.chello.se/hampasfirma/cccp/index.html
- About
- Installing
- Scripting
- Getting Started
- Contributors
---| About
CCCP is a console front end to Direct Connect Text Client.
Direct Connect is a filesharing program made by neo modus (http://www.neo-modus.com).
---| Installing
First make sure you have DCTC on your system,
cccp uses dctc which can be found at:
http://ac2i.tzo.com/dctc/
Then install CCCP:
make && make install
---| Scripting
With installtion comes some example scripts that uses cccp. Check the /scripts/SCRIPTS file for a complete description of all scripts.
---| Getting Started
- Searching
- usage
- cccp -s pattern filetype filetypes are 1-any, 2=audio,3=compressed,4=document,5=exe,6=picture,7=video,8=folder
- Ex
- Search for divx movies: cccp -s divx 7
- Downloading
cccp -d nick[localfile]remotefilefilesize- Ex
- 1. Download Blockbuster.mpg from the user hampa and save it as the same name: cccp -d "hampa*c:\DirectConnect\File share\Blockbuster.mpg*6723444"
- Scripting
- The dlsearchresult script will download all files that are piped to it in the format that -s outputs.
- Ex
- cccp -s divx 7 | grep Lord | ./dlsearchresult
- Queues
cccp -q This will output your command queue.- Scripting
- the clearqueue script will clear all queued commands. the dq script will show a list of queues and let you specify which one to stop.
- Transfers
cccp -t This will output your current and pending downloads.- Users
List all users; cccp -u
Show user info:
cccp -n nickname
List all files from a user:
cccp -l nickname
- Scripting
- the listall script will list all files from all users. This can take a long time and will output alot of files. On my hub that I am testing this on now I get aproximately 1000000 lines (yes.. one million files).
- ex
- ./listall this will produce a listall.log file with all the files.
Segmented downloading:
With segmented downloading you can download from several sources at the same time.
List your segmented downloads and queues:
cccp -gq Group Quick List cccp -gl Group List (this list has more information)
Create a new segmented group:
cccp -gn gdlid filesize filename
Add file to group download:
cccp -ga gdlid nickname remotefilename remotefilesize
Remove segmented groups and downloads:
cccp -gd gdlid Delete download
cccp -ge gdlid End group download
Other switches:
-h Print usage
--help print usage
-o This will print the output from dctc to stdout.
-O This will suppres output (-o is default with -s -q)
-N This will suppres all errors from DCTC (ERR ""]).
-t This will set the timeout on searches. -t 5 means that
if a search has not returned any more results for the
past 5 seconds cccp will exit. Default is 10 seconds.
-H use hub with the substring.
It is possible to start several instances of dctc. This switch lets
you specify which one to connect to. You only need to specify a substring
of the hubname you wish to connect to.
-L List the hubnames dctc clients are connected to.
-S TimeStamp output. if -o flag this will put an timestamp on output.
-x make DCTC client exit. Wait for dl to finnish first.
-X force DCTC to exit. Dont wait for dl to finnish first.
- example
- [hampa@chello]$ cccp -L dctc-00031Ef-startrekworld.sytes.net dctc-00003571-kronprinsen71.dns2go.com [hampa@chello]$ cccp -H kron
-r This will send the specifyed string to dctc. All commands in dctc are
not implemented as swiches in cccp.
- example
- $cccp -r "DESC 10 gig love" this will change your description to a new one.
$cccp -r "OFFSET 1000000"
This will add 1 million bytes to the size of your shared data.
For more commands. See the dctc/Documentation/commands file.
5. Contributors
Great thanks to the people who have helped with patches, scripts and suggestions. If I have forgotten anyone, please let me know.
Grzegorz Prokopski <gadek@debian.org> - debian package maintainer SlvWolf <slvwolf@furry.2y.net> - helped me with scripts Blues <blues@ds6.pg.gda.pl> - rpm package and Makefile Robert Winder <r.winder@home.nl> - bug report Aubin Paul <aubin@debian.org> - bug fixes Charles Simpson <archknyght@yahoo.com> - bug fixes