tzc(1) [debian man page]

TZC(1)							      General Commands Manual							    TZC(1)

NAME

       tzc - trivial zephyr client

SYNOPSIS

       tzc [options]

DESCRIPTION

       Tzc is a zephyr client program which talks to the zephyr servers (via the "zephyr host manager") and to a gnu-emacs running zephyr-mode.

OPTIONS

       A summary of options is included below.

       -a nseconds
	      Restart tzc every nseconds seconds.

       -e exposure
	      Set exposure.  (values: NONE, OPSTAFF, REALM-VISIBLE, REALM-ANNOUNCED, NET-VISIBLE, NET-ANNOUNCED)

       -l, location
	      Set zlocation to the string location.  The default is tzc.n, where n is tzc's pid.

       -p filename
	      Write tzc's process-id to the file filename.

       -s     Use zctl for subscriptions (read from ~/zephyr.subs.tzc)

       -t nseconds
	      If  no zephyrgrams arrive in nseconds seconds, send a test message to mkae sure we're alive.  If nseconds is zero, disable this fea-
	      ture.  Default is 300 seconds.

       -o     Run tzc in output-only mode.  Tzc will just print zephyrgrams, and not accept commands from stdin

       -i     Ignore eof on input

       -d     Print debugging information.

SEE ALSO

       zephyr(1), zwgc(1), zwrite(1), zctl(1)

AUTHOR

       This manual page was written by Theodore Ts'o <tytso@mit.edu>, for the Debian GNU/Linux system (but may be used by others).

								   July 15, 2002							    TZC(1)

owl(1)							      General Commands Manual							    owl(1)

NAME

       owl - tty based zephyr client

SYNOPSIS

       owl [ -n ] [ -d ] [ -D ] [ -v ] [ -h ] [ -c configfile ] [ -t tty ]

DESCRIPTION

       Owl  is	a fully integrated tty based instant messaging client.	Currently it supports AOL Instant Messenger and MIT Zephyr.  It is curses-
       based, allows for emacs style editing of outgoing messages and uses a perl configuration language for setting options and customizing  mes-
       sage formatting.  Owl will also run happily without a configuration file.

       Once Owl is started, typing 'h' will display a help screen.  Typing ':' enters command mode, allowing the user to type an owl command line.

USE

       The following command line options are avilable when running owl:

       -n

	      Do  not  subscribe  to  zephyr messages on startup.  By default Owl subscribes to the default subscriptions and to anything found in
	      ~/.zephyr.subs.  When this option is used no subscriptions are loaded.

       -c configfile

	      Specifiy an alternate config file for Owl to use.  The default configuration file is ~/.owlconf

       -t tty

	      Specifiy the tty name to use for the zephyr location.

       -v

	      Print the version number of owl and exit.

       -d

	      Enable debugging.  By default debugging information is placed in /var/tmp/owldebug.

       -D

	      Enable debugging, but first delete any existing debugging file.

       -h

	      Print command line option help.

AUTHOR

       Written by James Kretchmar at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.  Comments, questions, and  bug	reports  may  be  mailed  to  bug-
       owl@ktools.org.

								    10 Apr 2004 							    owl(1)