How to Search Mirc Channels for Files

As you delve into the world of Mirc channels, you'll come across various triggers that help you navigate through different servers. These triggers are formatted as /ctcp trigger and are essential commands to enter a desired server. Upon observing these triggers, you'll notice that each server has its unique identifier - the trigger.

Typing !list in any IRC channel will display an advertisement for every active server in the channel, providing a comprehensive listing of available servers. The first command you need to learn is !list. To begin your file searching journey, you'll need to find reliable fservers to download from. Searching for files efficiently saves time and ensures that you don't waste time browsing through multiple servers.

It's crucial to remember that no one owes it to anyone to serve files; if you get banned from a server, there's nothing anyone can do for you. This incorrect assumption can be frustrating for the fserver owner and some users have no qualms about banning others.

Before proceeding, it is essential to note that never send any fserver commands or triggers in private messages or notices to other users. You've been warned.

To avoid confusion, let me reiterate: do not attempt to access any fserver in #rpgclassics. The file-serving channel on our IRC server is actually located in #rpgc.

I created this guide due to the numerous requests I received about how to use an fserver. This comprehensive guide aims to provide you with the necessary information for downloading files through Mirc channels, ensuring a seamless experience.

Search mirc channels