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22 .TH pidgin 1 | |
23 .SH NAME | |
24 Pidgin v@VERSION@ \- Instant Messaging client | |
25 .SH SYNOPSIS | |
26 .TP 5 | |
27 \fBpidgin \fI[options]\fR | |
28 | |
29 .SH DESCRIPTION | |
30 .PP | |
31 Pidgin is a modular messaging client capable of using AIM, MSN, Yahoo!, Jabber, | |
32 ICQ, IRC, SILC, SIP/SIMPLE Novell GroupWise, Lotus Sametime, Bonjour, | |
33 Zephyr, Gadu-Gadu, and QQ all at once. It has many common features found in | |
34 other clients, as well as many unique features. Pidgin is not endorsed by or | |
35 affiliated with America Online, ICQ, Microsoft, or Yahoo. | |
36 | |
37 .SH OPTIONS | |
38 The following options are provided by Pidgin using the standard GNU | |
39 command line syntax: | |
40 .TP | |
41 .B \-c, \-\-config=\fIDIR\fB | |
42 Use \fIDIR\fR as the directory for config files instead of \fI~/.gaim\fR. | |
43 .TP | |
44 .B \-d, \-\-debug | |
45 Print debugging messages to stdout. These are the same debugging messages | |
46 that are displayed in the \fBDebug Window\fR. | |
47 .TP | |
48 .B \-h, \-\-help | |
49 Print a summary of command line options and exit. | |
50 .TP | |
51 .B \-n, \-\-nologin | |
52 Don't automatically login when Pidgin starts. Sets the global status to | |
53 \fBOffline\fR. | |
54 .TP | |
55 .B \-l, \-\-login[=\fINAME\fR,\fINAME\fR,...] | |
56 Sign in the comma-separated list of accounts provided, in addition to the | |
57 accounts that would be logged in anyway. If you do not specify such a | |
58 comma-separated list, your first account will be signed in. | |
59 .TP | |
60 .B \-v, \-\-version | |
61 Print the current version and exit. | |
62 | |
63 .SH BUDDY LIST | |
64 The \fBBuddy List\fR window is Pidgin's main interface window. Using | |
65 this window you can see which of your buddies is online, away, idle, etc. | |
66 You can also add and remove buddies from your buddy list. | |
67 | |
68 The \fBBuddy List\fR window contains a list of your buddies who are online | |
69 and have allowed you to be notified of their presence. The icon to the | |
70 left of each buddy indicates the buddy's current state and the protocol | |
71 they are using. Double clicking a buddy will open a new \fBConversation\fR | |
72 window. Right clicking will pop up a menu: | |
73 .TP | |
74 .B Get Info | |
75 Retrieves and displays information about the buddy. This information is | |
76 also known as a Profile. | |
77 .TP | |
78 .B IM | |
79 Opens a new \fBConversation\fR window to the selected buddy. | |
80 .TP | |
81 .B Send File | |
82 Sends a file to the selected buddy (only available on protocols that support | |
83 file transfer). | |
84 .TP | |
85 .B Add Buddy Pounce | |
86 A Buddy Pounce is a configurable automated action to be performed when the | |
87 buddy's state changes. This will open the \fBBuddy Pounce\fR dialog to be | |
88 discussed later. | |
89 .TP | |
90 .B View Log | |
91 Pidgin is capable of automatically log its activities. These logs are | |
92 either plain text files (with a .txt extension) or html files (with a | |
93 \&.html extension) located under the \fI~/.gaim/logs\fR directory. This | |
94 menu command will display Pidgin's log viewer with logs loaded for that | |
95 buddy or chat. | |
96 .TP | |
97 .B Alias | |
98 Create an alias for this buddy. This will open up a new dialog in which | |
99 one can give this buddy an alternate name to appear on the buddy list and | |
100 in conversations. | |
101 | |
102 For example, if a buddy's name screen name was jsmith1281xx and his real | |
103 name was 'John Q. Smith,' one could create an alias as to identify the | |
104 buddy by his common name. | |
105 .LP | |
106 The remainder of the menu will consist of protocol specific commands. | |
107 These commands vary depending on the protocol. | |
108 .LP | |
109 At the bottom of the \fBBuddy List\fR are several buttons (if enabled in | |
110 \fBPreferences\fR): | |
111 .TP | |
112 .B IM | |
113 Opens a new \fBConversation\fR window to to the selected buddy, or brings | |
114 up the \fBNew Message\fR dialog box if no buddy is selected. | |
115 .TP | |
116 .B Info | |
117 Retrieves and display information about the selected buddy, or brings up | |
118 the \fBGet User Info\fR dialog box if no buddy is selected. | |
119 .TP | |
120 .B Chat | |
121 Brings up the \fBJoin Chat\fR dialog box, prompting the user to select | |
122 which username to use and what chat group to join. | |
123 .TP | |
124 .B Away | |
125 Brings up a menu of all available \fBAway Messages\fR. If an item is | |
126 selected, all online accounts will use this item as their away message. | |
127 | |
128 .SH ACCOUNT EDITOR | |
129 The account editor consists of a list of accounts and information about | |
130 them. Clicking \fIDelete\fR will delete the currently selected account. | |
131 Clicking \fIAdd\fR or \fIModify\fR will invoke a \fBModify Account\fR | |
132 window. Here, you can add or alter account information. When creating a | |
133 new account, you will submit your screen name and password. You will also | |
134 choose your protocol. | |
135 | |
136 If \fIRemember Password\fR is chosen, the password will be saved in | |
137 Pidgin's configuration file. | |
138 | |
139 If \fIAuto-Login\fR is chosen, this account will automatically login upon | |
140 starting Pidgin. | |
141 | |
142 Each protocol has it's own specific options that can be found in the | |
143 modify screen. | |
144 | |
145 .SH PREFERENCES | |
146 | |
147 All options take effect immediately. | |
148 | |
149 .SH Interface | |
150 | |
151 \fIDisplay remote nicknames if no alias is set\fR: Toggles whether server | |
152 nickname data should be used if no local alias exists. | |
153 | |
154 .SH Buddy List | |
155 \fISorting\fR: Toggles the order in which buddies are shown in your | |
156 \fBBuddy List\fR between none, alphabetical, by status and by log size. | |
157 | |
158 \fIShow buttons as\fR: Toggles between picture-only, text-only, picture and | |
159 text or no buttons view of the buttons on the \fBBuddy List\fR. | |
160 | |
161 \fIRaise window on events\fR: Tells Pidgin to bring the \fBBuddy | |
162 List\fR window to the top when buddies sign in or out. | |
163 | |
164 \fIShow numbers in groups\fR: The number of buddies from each group | |
165 currently logged in will be shown along with the total number of buddies in | |
166 the group. | |
167 | |
168 \fIShow buddy icons\fR: Toggles the display of buddies' custom icons. | |
169 | |
170 \fIShow warning levels\fR: Each buddy's warning level will be displayed | |
171 next to the screen name. As a buddy's warning level increases, outgoing | |
172 messages are more and more severely rate-limited. | |
173 | |
174 \fIShow idle times\fR: The amount of time each buddy has been idle will be | |
175 displayed next to the screen name (if the buddy has opted to have their | |
176 client report this information). | |
177 | |
178 \fIDim idle buddies\fR: If enabled, idle buddies will be displayed in grey | |
179 text instead of black text. | |
180 | |
181 \fIAutomatically expand contacts\fR: If enabled, contacts will | |
182 automatically expand to show the associated buddies when the mouse is held | |
183 over the contact for a short period. | |
184 | |
185 .SH Conversations | |
186 | |
187 \fIShow buttons as...\fR: The selected item will determine whether | |
188 picture-only, text-only, combined picture/text, or no buttons will be used | |
189 for \fBConversation\fR windows. | |
190 | |
191 \fIShow formatting toolbar\fR: Display the formatting toolbar between the | |
192 upper and lower text boxes in conversations. | |
193 | |
194 \fIShow aliases in tabs/titles\fR: Displays buddy alias instead of screen | |
195 name in window tabs and titles. | |
196 | |
197 \fIShow buddy icons\fR: For protocols that support it, buddy icons allow | |
198 buddies to send small pictures to be displayed during the course of a | |
199 conversation. Turning this option off hides those pictures. | |
200 | |
201 \fIEnable buddy icon animation\fR: If these pictures happen to be animated, | |
202 this option will enable the animation, otherwise only the first frame will | |
203 be displayed. | |
204 | |
205 \fINotify buddies that you are typing to them\fR: Some protocols allow | |
206 clients to tell their buddies when they are typing. This option enables | |
207 this feature for protocols that supports it. | |
208 | |
209 \fIRaise IM windows on events\fR: If enabled, IM \fBConversation\fR windows | |
210 will be brought to the top when new messages are received. | |
211 | |
212 \fIRaise Chat windows on events\fR: If enabled, chat \fBConversation\fR windows | |
213 will be brought to the top when new messages are received. | |
214 | |
215 \fIUse multi-colored screen names in chats\fR: Color code the screen names of | |
216 users in chat rooms. | |
217 | |
218 .TP | |
219 .B Tab Options | |
220 \fIShow IMs and chats in tabbed windows\fR: Tabbed chatting allows one to | |
221 have multiple conversations without multiple windows. | |
222 | |
223 \fIShow close buttons on tabs\fR: Adds a close button to each tab. | |
224 | |
225 \fITab Placement...\fR: Specifies where tabs are shown in the conversation | |
226 window. | |
227 | |
228 \fI New conversation placement...\fR: Determines where new conversations will | |
229 be placed (Last created window / New window / windows grouped by group or | |
230 account / separate windows for IMs and Chats). | |
231 | |
232 .TP | |
233 .B Message Text | |
234 \fIShow timestamp on messages\fR: Toggles the timestamp behavior for | |
235 conversations. Per-conversation behavior can be changed by pressing | |
236 \fIF2\fR in the \fBConversation\fR window. | |
237 | |
238 \fIHighlight misspelled words\fR: Toggles highlighting of misspelled words | |
239 as you type. | |
240 | |
241 \fIIgnore colors/font faces/font sizes\fR: Tells Pidgin to disregard | |
242 buddies' color/font/size information in displaying IMs or Chats. | |
243 | |
244 \fIDefault Formatting\fR: Allows specifying the default formatting to apply | |
245 to all outgoing messages (only applicable to protocols that support | |
246 formatting in messages). | |
247 | |
248 .TP | |
249 .B Shortcuts | |
250 Allows the user to determine which keyboard shortcuts are available. | |
251 | |
252 .TP | |
253 .B Smiley Themes | |
254 Allows the user to choose between different smiley themes. The "none" theme | |
255 will disable graphical emoticons - they will be displayed as text instead. | |
256 | |
257 .SH Sounds | |
258 | |
259 \fISounds while away\fR: Determines whether sounds are played when an away | |
260 message is up. | |
261 | |
262 \fISound Method\fR lets the user choose between different playback methods. | |
263 The user can also manually enter a command to be executed when a sound is | |
264 to be played (\fI%s\fR expands to the full path to the file name). | |
265 | |
266 .TP | |
267 .B Sound Events | |
268 Lets the user choose when and what sounds are to be played. | |
269 | |
270 .SH Network | |
271 | |
272 .TP | |
273 .B IP Address | |
274 \fIAutodetect IP Address\fR: Pidgin will attempt to automatically determine | |
275 your IP address for use in file transfers and Direct IMs. | |
276 | |
277 \fIPublic IP\fR: What IP address to use for file transfer and Direct IMs. This | |
278 is mainly useful for users with multiple network interfaces or behind NAT. | |
279 | |
280 .TP | |
281 .B Ports | |
282 \fIManually specify range of ports to listen on\fR: Specify specific ports to | |
283 listen on, overriding any defaults. | |
284 | |
285 .TP | |
286 .B Proxy Server | |
287 The configuration section to enable Pidgin to operate through a proxy | |
288 server. Pidgin currently supports SOCKS 4/5 and HTTP proxies. | |
289 | |
290 .SH Browser | |
291 | |
292 Allows the user to select Pidgin's default web browser. Firefox, Galeon, | |
293 Konqueror, Mozilla, Netscape and Opera are supported natively. The user | |
294 can also manually enter a command to be executed when a link is clicked | |
295 (\fI%s\fR expands to the URL). For example, \fIxterm -e lynx "%s"\fR will | |
296 open the link with lynx. \fIOpen new window by default\fR makes the | |
297 browser use a new window instead of using the current window (or spawning a | |
298 new tab). | |
299 | |
300 .SH Logging | |
301 | |
302 \fIMessage Logs\fR lets the user choose whether \fBConversations\fR and/or | |
303 \fBBuddy Chats\fR will be logged as well as whether logs will be in HTML or | |
304 plain text format. \fISystem Logs\fR describes the types of events to be | |
305 logged. | |
306 | |
307 .SH Away / Idle | |
308 | |
309 \fIQueue new messages when away\fR: Messages received since going Away will | |
310 not be shown until away status is removed. | |
311 | |
312 \fISend auto-response\fR: If someone messages you while away, your | |
313 auto-response will be sent. | |
314 | |
315 \fIOnly send auto-response when idle\fR: If someone messages you while | |
316 away, your auto-response will only be sent if Pidgin decides that the | |
317 connection is idle. | |
318 | |
319 \fIIdle time reporting\fR: If \fINone\fR is selected, account idle time | |
320 will not be reported. \fIPidgin usage\fR infers your idle time from your | |
321 usage of Pidgin. \fIX usage\fR infers your idle time from \fBX\fR | |
322 (this option may not be universally available). | |
323 | |
324 \fIAuto-away\fR: Determines if and under what conditions Pidgin will | |
325 automatically turn on the Away status. | |
326 | |
327 .TP | |
328 .B Away Messages | |
329 Lets the user add/edit/remove available \fBAway Messages\fR. | |
330 | |
331 .SH Plugins | |
332 | |
333 Allows the user to enable add-on plugins for Pidgin. Several of these | |
334 come with Pidgin, while others must be downloaded separately. The | |
335 \fIDescription\fR field gives the plugin author's description of the | |
336 plugin, while the \fIDetails\fR field gives the plugin's authorship, URL, | |
337 and file name/location information. | |
338 | |
339 Some plugins can be configured. If you load such a plugin, its | |
340 configuration preferences will appear as a submenu to \fBPlugins\fR, with | |
341 the submenu title determined by the plugin's name. | |
342 | |
343 .SH Protocols | |
344 | |
345 Protocols provide protocol specific preferences here. | |
346 | |
347 .SH CONVERSATIONS | |
348 When starting a new conversation, the user is presented with the | |
349 \fBConversation\fR window. The conversation appears in the upper text box | |
350 and the user types his/her message in the lower text box. Between the two | |
351 is a row of settings, represented by icons. Some or all buttons may not be | |
352 active if the protocol does not support the specific formatting. From left | |
353 to right: | |
354 .TP | |
355 .B Bold | |
356 Turns on/off bold. | |
357 .TP | |
358 .B Italics | |
359 Turns on/off italics. | |
360 .TP | |
361 .B Underline | |
362 Turns on/off underline. | |
363 .TP | |
364 .B Decrease font size | |
365 Increases the size of the message text. | |
366 .TP | |
367 .B Increase font size | |
368 Decreases the size of the message text. | |
369 .TP | |
370 .B Select a foreground color | |
371 Changes the foreground color of the message text. | |
372 .TP | |
373 .B Select a background color | |
374 Changes the background color of the message text. | |
375 .TP | |
376 .B Add image | |
377 Inserts an in-line image in the message. | |
378 .TP | |
379 .B Add hyperlink | |
380 Adds a clickable link to the message. | |
381 .TP | |
382 .B Add smiley | |
383 Adds an emoticon (smiley) to your message. | |
384 | |
385 Beneath the lower text box is a row of buttons that execute commands: | |
386 .TP | |
387 .B Warn | |
388 This issues a warning to the other person in the conversation (not | |
389 available in all protocols). | |
390 .TP | |
391 .B Block | |
392 This adds the other person to your deny list (not available in all | |
393 protocols). | |
394 .TP | |
395 .B Send File | |
396 Send a file to this user. This option is only available on protocols where | |
397 Pidgin supports file transfer. | |
398 .TP | |
399 .B Add | |
400 This adds this user to your buddy list. This option is not available if | |
401 the user is already on your list. | |
402 .TP | |
403 .B Remove | |
404 This removes this user from your buddy list. This option is not available | |
405 if the user is not on your list. | |
406 .TP | |
407 .B Info | |
408 This gets information (a profile) about the other person in the | |
409 conversation (not available in all protocols). | |
410 .TP | |
411 .B Send | |
412 This sends what's currently in the lower text box | |
413 | |
414 .SH BUDDY CHATS | |
415 For protocols that allow it, \fBBuddy Chats\fR can be entered through the | |
416 \fIFile\fR menu or the \fIChat\fR button at the bottom of the \fBBuddy | |
417 List\fR's \fBOnline\fR tab. | |
418 | |
419 Additional commands available in chat, depending on the protocol are: | |
420 .TP | |
421 .B Whisper | |
422 The text will appear in the chat conversation, but it will only be visible | |
423 to the sender and the receiver. | |
424 .TP | |
425 .B Invite | |
426 Invite other people to join the chat room. | |
427 .TP | |
428 .B Ignore | |
429 Ignore anything said by the chosen person | |
430 .TP | |
431 .B Set Topic | |
432 Set the topic of the chat room. This is usually a brief sentence | |
433 describing the nature of the chat--an explanation of the chat room's name. | |
434 | |
435 .SH AWAY MESSAGES | |
436 Most protocols allow for away messages. When a user is \fIAway\fR, he can | |
437 leave an informative message for others to see. The \fBAway\fR submenu of | |
438 the \fBTools\fR menu is used to add and remove away messages. | |
439 | |
440 \fINew Away Message\fR provides space for one to enter an away message and | |
441 a title for that message. If \fISave\fR or \fISave & Use\fR are chosen, | |
442 this message will be saved. It can later be referred to by the title given | |
443 to it. | |
444 | |
445 \fIRemove Away Message\fR is a submenu containing the titles of saved away | |
446 messages. Clicking on one of these titles will remove the away message | |
447 associated with it. | |
448 | |
449 The rest of the \fIaway\fR menu provides the user with a way to assign | |
450 different away messages to different connections. Choosing \fISet All | |
451 Away\fR will set away all the connections capable of the away state. | |
452 | |
453 .SH BUDDY POUNCE | |
454 A Buddy Pounce is an automated trigger that occurs when a buddy returns to | |
455 a normal state from an away state. The \fBNew Buddy Pounce\fR dialog box | |
456 can be activated by selecting the \fIBuddy Pounce\fR submenu from the | |
457 \fBTools\fR menu. A pounce can be set to occur on any combination of the | |
458 events listed, and any combination of actions can result. If \fISave this | |
459 pounce after activation\fR is checked, the trigger will remain until it is | |
460 removed from the \fIRemove Buddy Pounce\fR menu. | |
461 | |
462 .SH PLUGINS | |
463 Pidgin allows for dynamic loading of plugins to add extra functionality | |
464 to Pidgin. Plugins can be enabled and configured from the | |
465 \fBPreferences\fR window. See \fIplugins/HOWTO\fR for more information on | |
466 writing plugins. | |
467 | |
468 .SH PERL | |
469 Pidgin allows for perl scripting. See \fIPerl Scripting HOWTO\fR in | |
470 the Pidgin documentation for more information about perl scripting. | |
471 | |
472 .SH TCL | |
473 Pidgin allows for Tcl scripting. See \fIplugins/tcl/TCL-HOWTO\fR for | |
474 more information about Tcl scripting. | |
475 | |
476 .SH FILES | |
477 \fI@prefix@/bin/pidgin\fR: Pidgin's location. | |
478 .br | |
479 \fI@prefix@/lib/pidgin/\fR: Pidgin's plugins directory. | |
480 .br | |
481 \fI~/.gaim/prefs.xml\fR: Pidgin's configuration file. | |
482 .br | |
483 \fI~/.gaim/accounts.xml\fR: information about your accounts. | |
484 .br | |
485 \fI~/.gaim/status.xml\fR: stores your away messages. | |
486 .br | |
487 \fI~/.gaim/pounces.xml\fR: stores your buddy pounces. | |
488 .br | |
489 \fI~/.gaim/logs/PROTOCOL/ACCOUNT/SCREENNAME/DATE.log\fR: conversation logs. | |
490 .br | |
491 \fI~/.gaim/blist.xml\fR: the buddy list. | |
492 .br | |
493 \fI~/.gaim/plugins/\fR: users local plugins | |
494 | |
495 .SH BUGS | |
496 Known bugs are listed at | |
497 .br | |
498 \fIhttp://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=235&atid=100235\fR | |
499 | |
500 .SH PATCHES | |
501 If you fix a bug in Pidgin (or otherwise enhance it), please submit a | |
502 patch (using \fImtn diff > my.diff\fR against the latest version from the | |
503 Monotone repository) at | |
504 .br | |
505 \fIhttp://developer.pidgin.im/newticket\fR | |
506 | |
507 Before sending a bug report, please verify that you have the latest | |
508 version of Pidgin. Many bugs (major and minor) are fixed | |
509 at each release, and if yours is out of date, the problem may already | |
510 have been solved. | |
511 | |
512 .SH SEE ALSO | |
513 \fIhttp://pidgin.im/\fR | |
514 | |
515 .SH LICENSE | |
516 This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify | |
517 it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by | |
518 the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or | |
519 (at your option) any later version. | |
520 | |
521 This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but | |
522 \fBWITHOUT ANY WARRANTY\fR; without even the implied warranty of | |
523 MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU | |
524 General Public License for more details. | |
525 | |
526 You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License | |
527 along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software | |
528 Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA | |
529 | |
530 .SH AUTHORS | |
531 Pidgin's active developers are: | |
532 | |
533 Sean Egan (lead developer) <\fIseanegan@gmail.com\fR> | |
534 .br | |
535 Daniel 'datallah' Atallah (developer) | |
536 .br | |
537 Ethan 'Paco-Paco' Blanton (developer) | |
538 .br | |
539 Thomas Butter (developer) | |
540 .br | |
541 Sadrul Habib Chowdhury (developer) | |
542 .br | |
543 Mark 'KingAnt' Doliner (developer) <\fIthekingant@users.sourceforge.net\fR> | |
544 .br | |
545 Christian 'ChipX86' Hammond (developer & webmaster) <\fIchipx86@chipx86.com\fR> | |
546 .br | |
547 Gary 'grim' Kramlich (developer) | |
548 .br | |
549 Richard 'rlaager' Laager (developer) <\fIrlaager@pidgin.im\fR> | |
550 .br | |
551 Christopher 'siege' O'Brien (developer) | |
552 .br | |
553 Bartosz Oler (developer) | |
554 .br | |
555 Etan 'deryni' Reisner (developer) | |
556 .br | |
557 Tim 'marv' Ringenbach (developer) <\fImarv_sf@users.sf.net\fR> | |
558 .br | |
559 Luke 'LSchiere' Schierer (support) | |
560 .br | |
561 Megan 'Cae' Schneider (support/QA) | |
562 .br | |
563 Evan Schoenberg (developer) | |
564 .br | |
565 Stu 'nosnilmot' Tomlinson (developer) | |
566 .br | |
567 Nathan 'faceprint' Walp (developer) | |
568 .br | |
569 | |
570 | |
571 Our crazy patch writers include: | |
572 | |
573 Ka-Hing 'javabsp' Cheung | |
574 .br | |
575 Sadrul Habib Chowdhury | |
576 .br | |
577 Felipe 'shx' Contreras | |
578 .br | |
579 Decklin Foster | |
580 .br | |
581 Peter 'Bleeter' Lawler | |
582 .br | |
583 Robert 'Robot101' McQueen | |
584 .br | |
585 Benjamin Miller | |
586 .br | |
587 Kevin 'SimGuy' Stange | |
588 .br | |
589 | |
590 | |
591 The retired developers of \fBgaim\fR are: | |
592 | |
593 Herman Bloggs (win32 port) <\fIherman@bluedigits.com\fR> | |
594 .br | |
595 Jim Duchek <\fIjim@linuxpimps.com\fR> (maintainer) | |
596 .br | |
597 Rob Flynn <\fIgaim@robflynn.com\fR> (maintainer) | |
598 .br | |
599 Adam Fritzler (libfaim maintainer) | |
600 .br | |
601 Syd Logan (hacker and designated driver [lazy bum]) | |
602 .br | |
603 Jim Seymour (Jabber developer) | |
604 .br | |
605 Mark Spencer (original author) <\fImarkster@marko.net\fR> | |
606 .br | |
607 Eric Warmenhoven (former lead developer) <\fIeric@warmenhoven.org\fR> | |
608 .br | |
609 | |
610 This manpage was originally written by Dennis Ristuccia <\fIdennis@dennisr.net\fR>. It has been updated and largely rewritten by Sean Egan <\fIseanegan@gmail.com\fR> and Ben Tegarden <\fItegarden@uclink.berkeley.edu\fR>. |