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Are irc://, proxy:// and znc:// with parameters used (or even specified) some where already?
Probably not, I just made them up :) The closest thing to an agreed upon standard for IRC URIs seems to be an old draft from 1997 for an RFC that was never approved:
Lars somehow switched {hostname} and {network-name} for XDCC-Grabscher. It was ment to be like in IRC-Klipper. If I remember correctly '/msg {xdccbot} xdcc send' was never part of the protocol. But I'm not sure about that.
On the command-line add an option to specify an URI instead of individual options, ie.
direct connection:
irc://irc.example.com:6668/?chan=chan1,chan2&nick=xdccbot&pack=1234
transparent proxy:
proxy://user:[email protected]:7777/?chan=chan1,chan2&nick=xdccbot&pack=1234
znc-proxy with auto-connect and TLS:
znc://user:[email protected]:7777/?chan=chan1,chan2&nick=xdccbot&pack=1234&tls=true
Perhaps even add an option to put URIs into a config-file and reference them by alias, ie.
supernetwork="irc://irc.example.com:6668/?chan=chan1,chan2"
So it can be used like:
xdcc supernetwork xdccbot 1234
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