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1<?
2  include "header.php";
3
4  if (file_exists("/home/groups/l/li/licq/htdocs/zorbstats/zorblogs.php"))
5    include("/home/groups/l/li/licq/htdocs/zorbstats/zorblogs.php");
6  if (file_exists("/home/groups/l/li/licq/htdocs/zorbstats/zorblogspages.php"))
7  {
8    include ("/home/groups/l/li/licq/htdocs/zorbstats/zorblogspages.php");
9    $pagename = substr($PHP_SELF, 1);
10    $dispname = substr($PHP_SELF, 1, -4);
11    countpage($pagename, $dispname);
12  }
13?>
14     
15      <div id="content" >
16
17                <div id="main"><img src="images/main_title_utilities.gif" alt="Utilites" /></div>
18        <div id="maincontent">
19          <div id="subcontent">
20           
21            <p>Utilities are a simple way to extend the functionality of Licq. A utility is simply a short text file (see the <a href="UTILITIES.HOWTO">UTILITIES.HOWTO</a>) which defines an external program to run, and what variables to pass it. The utility can be run for any user, so for example the Pine utility will start up a terminal running pine and open a new message with the email address of the particular user in the "To:" field.</p>
22
23            <p>Installing a utility is simple. Simply copy the .utility file into {licq prefix}/share/licq/utilities and restart licq.</p>
24
25            <p>A number of utilities are available for Licq at the current time (new submissions are welcome):</p>
26
27            <!-- Utility Item Begin-->
28            <div class="news">
29              <h2></h2>
30              <div class="tables">
31                <table style="margin-left: 5%; width: 90%;"  border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0">
32                  <tr>
33                    <td style="width: 30%;"><b>utility</b></td>
34                    <td><b>description</b></td>
35                  </tr>
36                  <tr>
37                    <td>hostname</td>
38                    <td>performs a hostname lookup on the user's ip</td>
39                  </tr>
40                  <tr>
41                    <td>pine</td>
42                    <td>email the user using pine</td>
43                  </tr>
44                  <tr>
45                    <td>ping</td>
46                    <td>pings the user's ip</td>
47                  </tr>
48                  <tr>
49                    <td>finger</td>
50                    <td>finger the remote user</td>
51                  </tr>
52                  <tr>
53                    <td>netscape</td>
54                    <td>shows the user's homepage in netscape (uses "viewurl-netscape.sh")</td>
55                  </tr>
56                  <tr>
57                    <td>talk</td>
58                    <td>sends a talk request to the user</td>
59                  </tr>                  <tr>
60                    <td>ftp</td>
61                    <td>ftp's to the user's system using unix ftp</td>
62                  </tr>
63                  <tr>
64                    <td>queso</td>
65                    <td>uses <a href="http://apostols.org/projectz/queso/" >queso</a> to try to determine the user's operating system</td>
66                  </tr>
67                  <tr>
68                    <td>nmap</td>
69                    <td>uses <a href="http://www.insecure.org/nmap" >nmap</a> to scan for open ports</td>
70                  </tr>
71                  <tr>
72                    <td>vnc</td>
73                    <td>opens a <a href="http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc" >vnc</a> viewer of the remote user's window</td>
74                  </tr>
75                  <tr>
76                    <td>traceroute</td>
77                    <td>traces the ip route to the user</td>
78                  </tr>
79                  <tr>
80                    <td>xtraceroute</td>
81                    <td>a graphical traceroute program. shows the packets route in
82                  a 3d map of the planet. needs opengl (or mesa). way cool. 8)
83                  (http://www.dtek.chalmers.se/~d3august/xt/)</td>
84                  </tr>
85                  <tr>
86                    <td>mutt</td>
87                    <td>uses <a href="http://www.mutt.org" >mutt</a> to email the user</td>
88                  </tr>
89                  <tr>
90                    <td>gftp</td>
91                    <td>a cute, graphical ftp client.  (http://gftp.seul.org)</td>
92                  </tr>
93                  <tr>
94                    <td>backorifice</td>
95                    <td>opens a backorifice connection to the user (http://cvs.linux.hr/boclient/).</td>
96                  </tr>
97                </table>
98              </div>
99
100              <div class="footer">
101                <div class="footer_right"></div>
102              </div>
103            </div>
104            <!-- Utility Item End-->
105     
106          </div>
107        </div>
108
109        <div id="mainfooter"><p id="mainfooter_left"></p><!-- <img src="images/main_bg_bottomleft.gif" border="0" alt="Main" /> --></div>
110
111            </div>
112
113<? include "footer.php" ?>
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