POUNCE-NOTIFY(1) | General Commands Manual | POUNCE-NOTIFY(1) |
NAME
pounce-notify
—
notifications for pounce
SYNOPSIS
pounce-notify |
[-v ] [-c
cert] [-k
priv] [-p
port] [-t
trust] [-u
user] [-w
pass] host
command |
DESCRIPTION
Thepounce-notify
program connects to an instance of
pounce(1) at host and
runs command for each private message or message
containing the user's nickname while the user is marked as away. The nickname
is matched case-sensitively and must be surrounded by whitespace or
punctuation. Information about the message is passed to the command through
the environment.
The arguments are as follows:
-c
cert- Load the TLS client certificate from cert. If the
private key is in a separate file, it is loaded with
-k
. -k
priv- Load the TLS client private key from priv.
-p
port- Connect to port. The default port is 6697.
-t
path- Trust the self-signed certificate loaded from path and disable server name verification.
-u
user- Set the username to user. The default username is “pounce-notify”.
-w
pass- Log in with the server password pass.
ENVIRONMENT
The following variables are set in the environment of command:
NOTIFY_CHANNEL
- The name of the channel in which the message was sent. Unset if the message was private.
NOTIFY_HOST
- The hostname of the user who sent the message.
NOTIFY_MESSAGE
- The content of the message.
NOTIFY_NICK
- The nickname of the user who sent the message.
NOTIFY_TIME
- The time the message was sent, in server-time format.
NOTIFY_USER
- The username of the user who sent the message.
POUNCE_HOST
- The host
pounce-notify
is connected to. POUNCE_PORT
- The port
pounce-notify
is connected to.
SEE ALSO
AUTHORS
June McEnroe <june@causal.agency>
BUGS
Send mail to
<list+pounce@causal.agency>
or join #ascii.town
on
irc.tilde.chat
.
November 28, 2021 | OpenBSD 7.4 |