Irssi Dcc Status -

If you are behind a firewall or NAT, enabling passive DCC can help you receive files. /set dcc_passive ON

Mastering File Transfers: A Guide to Irssi DCC Status & Management Irssi Dcc Status

If files fail to send or receive, it is almost always a firewall issue. Ensure your router allows the dcc_port range you set, or try enabling passive mode. If you are behind a firewall or NAT,

When someone sends you a file, you'll see a request. Accept it with: /dcc get When someone sends you a file, you'll see a request

Alternatively, for a more concise view, you can use: /dcc list 2. Managing Active DCC Transfers

Sometimes, receiving a file can freeze Irssi. A common solution is ensuring you have the latest Irssi version (1.0+) or trying to use dcc get manually rather than an autoget script.

To stop a transfer, close a connection, or remove a failed transfer from the list: /dcc close Example: /dcc close send someuser