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wvWare(1)						      General Commands Manual							 wvWare(1)

NAME

       wvWare - convert msword documents

SYNOPSIS

       wvWare [-c charset] [--charset charset] [-p password] [--password password] [-x config.xml] [--config config.xml] [-d dir] [--dir dir] filename

DESCRIPTION

       wvWare converts word documents into other formats such as PS,PDF,HTML,LaTeX,DVI,ABW

   OPTIONS
       -c charset, --charset charset
	      word  97 documents are stored in one of two formats, either in 8 bit windows codepages or in 16 bit unicode. The unicode can be con-
	      verted easily into utf-8, and the codepages are promoted to unicode and converted from there, except for the western european  code-
	      page which is always converted to iso-5589-15 if possible. This is the default behaviour. While it is possible to convert into other
	      formats or to force a conversion to a particular format, it is not recomended as you don't get a guarantee that the output  will	be
	      correct.	For  instance, if you convert an english document into koi8-r encoding then it will be wrong, but if you are sure then you
	      can override the default output format. The charsets that are available depend on your system: systems using  the  gnu  libc  2  and
	      above can convert to just about anything; systems that at, wv configure time, prove to be inadequate for charset conversion use wv's
	      internal conversion formats which are a small subset of the possible conversions, namely: utf-8 iso-5589-15 koi8-r tis-620

       -p password, --password password
	      Due to heroic work done by a great team of workers, the wv library can decrypt password protected word 97 and older versions of word
	      documents given the correct password.

       -d dir, --dir dir
	      If  dir  is used then any created graphics will be placed in this directory. The default is the directory in which the word document
	      resides.

       -x config.xml, --config config.xml
	      Use this to give the location of the config file. If not used, the config file is searched for by first checking the current  direc-
	      tory, and then by looking in the install location (/usr/local/lib/wv/wvHtml.xml by default)

MORE INFORMATION

       http://wvware.sourceforge.net

SEE ALSO

       wvAbw(1),  wvHtml(1),  wvLatex(1),  wvCleanLatex(1),  wvPS(1),  wvDVI(1),  wvPDF(1),  wvRTF(1),	wvText(1), wvWml(1), wvMime(1), catdoc(1),
       word2x(1)

AUTHOR

	Dom Lachowicz (current author and maintainer)
	Caolan McNamara (original author)
	WEB: http://wvware.sourceforge.net
	MAIL: cinamod@hotmail.com

																	 wvWare(1)

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MULOG(1)							Museek Daemon Plus							  MULOG(1)

NAME

       Mulog - Chat Logging Script for Museekd

DESCRIPTION

       Mulog is command-line Python script that connects to museekd(1) and saves chat messages into log files. Under the Log Directory, it creates
       room & private subdirectories and a syslog file. If it loses connection with museekd, it will automatically exit.

       Setting the interface and password on the command-line is a security risk. Since interface and password settings are saved  to  the  config
       file when set, you should set them, exit mulog, and restart mulog without the options on the commandline..LP

       Before  running,  you  will  need a working museekd(1) and need to know your museekd interface and interface password. Configure those with
       musetup(1).

SYNOPSIS

       mulog [-c <config-filename> ] [--config <config-filename>] [-i <host:port | /socket.path>]  [--interface  <host:port  |	/socket.path>  [-p
       <interface-password>] [--password <inteface-password>] [-l <directory>] [--log <directory>] [-v] [--version] [-h] [--help]

OPTIONS

       Mulog accepts the following options:

       -c <filename>, --config <filename>
	      Use a different config file.

       -l <directory>, --log <directory>
	      Use a different chat log directory.

       -i, --interface <host:port | /socket.path>
	      Choose a different interface (saved to config file)

       -p, --password <interface-password>
	      Choose a different password (saved to config file)

       -v, --version
	      Display Version and exit.

       -h, --help
	      Display Help and exit.

EXAMPLE

       To run this program the standard way type:

       mulog

       Alternativly you use a different config file with:

       mulog --config mulog.config

       To set the interface password:

       mulog --password 1234567890

FILES

	~/.museekd/mulog.config
	      The default location for the mulog config file.

	~/.museekd/logs/
	      The default log directory.

	~/.museekd/logs/syslog
	      The museekd error/connection log file.

	~/.museekd/logs/room/
	      The directory where chat room logs are stored.

	~/.museekd/logs/private/
	      The directory where private chat logs are stored.

AUTHORS

       Hyriand <hyriand@thegraveyard.org>

       daelstorm <daelstorm@gmail.com>

SEE ALSO

       mucous(1) murmur(1) muscan(1) muscand(1)museekcontrol(1) museekd(1) musetup(1) musetup-gtk(1) museeq(1)

daelstorm							   Release 0.2.0							  MULOG(1)
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