Finding files on IRC--any search engine?
Chuck Upham
FTP sites that are set up by IRC users?
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to be able to look at his directory and access it.
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Chuck Upham <uphammN...@yahoo.com.invalid> wrote in message
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Chuck Upham
> how could a search [engine] search fserves? the user has to
> give you access to be able to look at his directory and access
> it.
Actually, there was a search engine on the Web for searching
fserves, but it is no longer working. Check it out at:
http://www.ls400.com/fsearchweb/
Does anybody know of any other search engine that searches
fserves?
skold
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>Actually, there was a search engine on the Web for searching
>fserves, but it is no longer working. Check it out at:
It's not working.. so check it out..
>Does anybody know of any other search engine that searches
>fserves?
FServes are file servers. Theyre DCC chat sessions where one client (the
fserver) gives the other access to certain files on their machine. Searching
'the web' for one would be a useless and futile endeavour. I believe you are
confusing FServes with FTPs. You can search for those, since they are
usually up for a length of time to make such a search worthwhile.
danurve
unless maybe your tradeing waves or small files
FTP ... is the way to go, or search
"Chuck Upham" <uphammN...@yahoo.com.invalid> wrote in message
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> Is there any search engine on the Web that searches fserves and perhaps
> FTP sites that are set up by IRC users?
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