SECURITY DCC FILELIST ADD

    Usage: DCC FILELIST ADD <mask> <deny|warn> [reason]

    Adds an entry for the specified file mask to the list of file masks the filename specified in a DCC transfer is checked against.The entry can specify whether the transfer should be prevented, by using the "deny" keyword, or whether a warning should be issued, by using the "warn" keyword. Note that "deny" implies "warn" and that both keywords cannot be used together.An optional reason that will be displayed to the users can be specified.

    Example:
    /as security dcc filelist add <mask> deny [reason]
    /as security dcc filelist add <mask> warn [reason]

    SECURITY DCC FILELIST DEFAULTS

    Usage: DCC FILELIST DEFAULTS

    Automatically insert a list of pre-configured masks matching either a list of document types or DOS devices.For more information on what is included in each category, please see "Document Types" and "DOS Devices"

    Example:
    /as security dcc filelist defaults doctypes
    /as security dcc filelist defaults dosdev

    SECURITY DCC FILELIST DEL

    Usage: DCC FILELIST DEL <mask>

    Removes the entry for the specified file mask from the list of file masks the filename specified in a DCC transfer is checked against.

    Example:
    /as security dcc filelist del <mask>

    SECURITY DCC FILELIST LIST

    Usage: DCC FILELIST LIST

    Displays the list of files, and associated actions to be taken if a DCC file transfer for a matching file is detected.

    Example:
    /as security dcc filelist list

    SECURITY DCC FILELIST WIPE

    Usage: DCC FILELIST WIPE

    Removes all entries from the list of file masks the filename specified in a DCC transfer is checked against.

    Example:
    /as security dcc filelist wipe

    The following document types are included in the default list:

    File Mask - Description
    *.OCX - Packaged ActiveX control.
    *.VBE - Encoded VBScript file
    *.VBS - VBScript file
    *.JSE - Encoded JavaScript file
    *.JS - JavaScript file
    *.WSC - Windows script component file
    *.WSH - Windows script file
    *.WSF - Windows script host settings file
    *.SHS - Windows "shell scrap" object file
    *.SHB - Windows "shell document shortcut" file
    *.URL - Windows "internet shortcut" file
    *.XLS - Microsoft Excel spreadsheet
    *.DOC - Microsoft Word document
    *.PPS - Microsoft PowerPoint presentation
    *.EML - Windows "E-mail" file
    *.PIF - DOS shortcut file
    *.COM - DOS executable file
    *.EXE - Windows or DOS executable file
    *.DLL - Windows dynamic link library
    *.BAT - Windows or DOS batch file
    *.REG - Windows registry file
    *.MRC - mIRC script file
    *.PIL - PIRCH PIL script file
    *.386 - Windows Virtual Device Driver
    *.DRV - Windows Device Driver

    The following masks are included in the DOS Device list:

    File Mask - Description
    IDE#* - Integrated Drive Electronics (IDE) device node descriptor
    PCI#* - Peripheral Component Interconnect (PCI) device node descriptor
    ACPI#* - Advanced Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI) device node descriptor
    HID#* - Human Interface Device (HID) device node descriptor
    USB#* - Universal Serial Bus (USB) device note descriptor
    PTILINK* - Packet Type Interface (PTI) link descriptor
    CLOCK$ - Reserved DOS device name
    LPT? - Reserved DOS device name
    COM? - Reserved DOS device name file
    CON - Reserved DOS device name
    AUX - Reserved DOS device name
    PRN - Reserved DOS device name
    NUL - Reserved DOS device name
    MAILSLOT - Reserved DOS device name
    GLOBALROOT - Reserved DOS device name
    DISPLAY - Reserved DOS device name
    DISPLAY$ Reserved DOS device name
    PIPE - Reserved DOS device name
    UNC - Reserved DOS device name
    A: through Z: - DOS/Windows Drive identifiers