1CLIMM(1)                    General Commands Manual                   CLIMM(1)
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NAME

6       climm - a small, text mode ICQ client
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SYNOPSIS

9       climm  [-h]  [-c]  [-b  <basedir>]  [-i <locale>] [-v[level]] [-l <log‐
10       place>] [-u <UIN>] [-p <passwd>] [-s <status>] [-C <commands>]
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DESCRIPTION

13       climm is a text based ICQ client supporting many of  the  ICQ  features
14       provided  by  the  client by Mirabilis. climm allows to change the user
15       password, create new accounts, updating user info, search other  users,
16       send SMS, open direct connections, send acknowledged messages, transfer
17       files, detect other user's client, send UTF-8 encoded messages, execute
18       arbitrary commands upon any event, etc.
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OPTIONS

21       -h|--help
22              Display a short help text and exit.
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24       -c|--nocolor
25              Disable the use of color.
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27       -b|--basedir <basedir>
28              Specify  basedir as the base directory where climm will look for
29              its files, in particular its climmrc file.
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31       -i|--i18n <locale>
32              Use the locale locale instead of the one derived  from  environ‐
33              ment variables.
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35       -v|--verbose[level]
36              Set verbose mode, or set verbosity to level.
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38       -l|--logplace <file>|<dir>
39              Use file as file to write log into, or use dir as a directory to
40              create per user log files in.
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42       -u|--uin <uin>
43              Login with uin only. Maybe repeated.
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45       -p|--passwd <passwd>
46              Login with passwd  as  password.  Maybe  repeated  for  each  -u
47              switch, or single.
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49       -s|--status <status>
50              Login  with  status as status, which may be given numerically or
51              inv, dnd, occ, na, away, ffc, or off[line].
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53       -C|--cmd <commands>
54              Execute climm commands cmds after login instead of  the  default
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USAGE

58       Upon  first  start (for the given base directory), climm will ask for a
59       UIN, or create a new one. After the first login, the server based  con‐
60       tact list will be imported automatically.
61       Basic  commands include msg to message other contacts (try pressing the
62       <tab> key several times on an empty input line to bring up msg commands
63       to  message  contacts  recently  talked  to),  add to add new contacts,
64       update, other, and about to change your meta data on  the  ICQ  server,
65       and,  of  course,  help for online help. A complete list of commands is
66       available in the climmcmds(7) man page.
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FEATURES

69       climm is very portable and runs on Linux, DOS, OS/2, Win32, BeOS,  Ami‐
70       gaOS,  GNU HURD and any other modern unix system.  climm version 0.5 is
71       known to run on Linux, AIX, HPUX, Tru64, AmigaOS,  partially  BeOS  and
72       other  unices.   However, the other ports may or may not still work and
73       anyone wishing to test them is welcome to.
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HISTORY

76       16 Aug 1998
77              Matthew D. Smith releases climm unto the world.  Followed by  12
78              dated releases until 25 Sept 1998.
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80       05 Jan 2001
81              Matthew  D.  Smith  died in a car accident.  Users pick up where
82              Matthew left off, formalize climm  under  the  BSD  license  and
83              restart the development of climm.
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85       10 June 2002
86              Version  0.4.9 is released under the GPL licence, finally imple‐
87              menting the new version 8 of the ICQ protocol, done  by  Rüdiger
88              Kuhlmann.
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MAILING-LIST

91       The climm mailing list is climm-list@climm.org.  Information about sub‐
92       scribing  and  archives  is  available  at  http://www.climm.org/piper
93       mail/climm-list/.
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DOWNLOAD

96       Via HTTP from http://www.climm.org/download.
97       To get the newest version from CVS, enter:
98       cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@climm.org:/var/lib/cvs co climm
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SEE ALSO

101       climmrc(5), climmcmds(7)
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FILES

104       ~/.climmrc
105              Old configuration file for climm - obsolete.
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107       ~/.climm/
108              The default base directory where climm looks for its files.
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110       BASE/climmrc
111              Configuration file for climm. Contains global configuration.
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113       BASE/status
114              Configuration file for climm. Contains contacts list and contact
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117       BASE/i18n/*.i18n
118              Local overrides for climm's translation files.
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120       ~/.climm/i18n/*.i18n
121              Local overrides for climm's translation files.
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123       BASE/contacts/
124              Directory where meta data for contacts is stored.
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126       BASE/history/
127              Default directory for log files.
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129       BASE/files/
130              Directory where incoming file transfers are saved.
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132       BASE/remote-control
133              Old default location of the FIFO used for scripting. Renamed  as
134              it confused lusers.
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136       BASE/scripting
137              Default location of the FIFO used for scripting.
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139       PREFIX/share/climm/*.i18n
140              Internationalization   files   containing  translations  of  all
141              strings climm outputs.
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BUGS

144       Send  bug  reports  or  comments  to  Rüdiger  Kuhlmann   <climm@ruedi‐
145       ger-kuhlmann.de> (in German or English).
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AUTHOR

148       This  manual  page  was  derived  by  James  Morrison <ja2morrison@stu‐
149       dent.math.uwaterloo.ca> from the minimal man page written by Jordi Mal‐
150       lach  <jordi@sindominio.net>  for the Debian GNU/Linux system and later
151       kept up-to-date by <climm@ruediger-kuhlmann.de>.
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