| 20 | | This program is an ICQ forwarder. It is a plugin for the Licq |
| 21 | | daemon and can run either on it's own on along with an interface plugin |
| 22 | | (such as the Qt-gui or console plugins). |
| 23 | | This program is distributed under the GPL, see the accompanying COPYING |
| 24 | | file for more information. |
| 25 | | Any events (messages, urls...) received while the plugin is enabled will |
| 26 | | be forwarded either via standard SMTP to a given email account or via ICQ |
| 27 | | to a given UIN. The resulting message will appear as follows if sent via |
| 28 | | email: |
| 29 | | |
| 30 | | ----------------------------------------------------------- |
| 31 | | Date: Sat Nov 13 14:07:08 1999 |
| 32 | | From: HackICQ <8562000@pager.mirabilis.com> |
| 33 | | Reply-To: Foo Bar <hackers@uwaterloo.ca> |
| 34 | | To: Apotheosis <graham@localhost.localdomain> |
| 35 | | Subject: Message [This is a regular message sent from...] |
| 36 | | |
| 37 | | This is a regular message sent from HackICQ |
| 38 | | to Apotheosis. |
| 39 | | |
| 40 | | ----------------------------------------------------------- |
| 41 | | |
| 42 | | The From field will contain the Alias of the user who sent the message, |
| 43 | | along with their ICQ pager email address (any email sent to that address |
| 44 | | will be forwarded to their icq account). The Reply-To field contains |
| 45 | | the full name and real email address of the sender. |
| 46 | | The subject field will contain the type of event (message, url, |
| 47 | | chat request...) and the first 20 characters of the message. |
| | 20 | This program is a remote management server for Licq. |
| 57 | | licq [options] -p qt-gui -p forwarder -- [ qt-gui options ] -- [ forwarder options ] |
| 58 | | |
| 59 | | The forwarder plugin starts in an inactive state, and must be turned on from |
| 60 | | the plugin interface to start forwarding messages. In this manner it can be |
| 61 | | turned on and off without having to exit Licq. |
| 62 | | Optionally, or if the only plugin desired is the forwarder, it can |
| 63 | | be started enabled by using the "-e" parameter on the command line. Remember |
| 64 | | that all plugin options must come after a "--" on the command line. |
| 65 | | The "-l <status>" option will tell the plugin to automatically log on in the |
| 66 | | given status at startup. This is equivalent (and uses the same status strings as) |
| 67 | | the fifo command "status" (see the FAQ under FIFO). |
| 68 | | |
| 69 | | For example, to start Licq using only the forwarder and have it start in |
| 70 | | enabled mode and logon, run: |
| 71 | | licq -f -p email -- -e -l online |
| 72 | | |
| 73 | | The "-f" option to Licq tells it to fork into the background, thus running Licq |
| 74 | | in true daemon mode. This is optional in any case. |
| 75 | | Another useful option in this case is "-o <filename>" which will redirect the Licq |
| 76 | | log messages to a file (or device, such as /dev/tty9). |
| | 30 | licq [options] -p qt-gui -p forwarder -- [ qt-gui options ] -- [ rms options ] |
