The EQBC plugin gives you commands you can just run and see whether eqbc is working or not without worrying about what is going on in the eqbcs window. But yes, that would normally show your connecting toons:
Code:
EQBCS (EQ Box Chat Server) 1.7
Waiting for connections on port: 2112...
-- Client connection: fd 252 (127.0.0.1)
-- Name1 has joined the server.
Code:
> /bccmd connect
# Connecting to 127.0.0.1 2112...
# Connected!
# - Name1 has joined the server.
# Requesting names...
# - Local Echo: ON
# - Names: name1.
Code:
> /bccmd status
# MQ2Eqbc Status: ONLINE - 127.0.0.1 - 2112
# Allow Control: ON, Auto Connect: OFF
# IRC Compat Mode: ON, Reconnect: ON: (every 15 secs)
Code:
> /bccmd names
# Requesting names...
# - Names: name1.
Autoaccept is just based on a list of names you've configured in the list to allow autoaccepting from for a given toon.
You can see that with
Code:
> /autoaccept list
User list contains 29 entries
1: name1
...
Don't think EQBC actually has anything to do with autoaccept besides that you might send commands over EQBC to initially setup autoaccept.