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[gaim-migrate @ 10785] " summary: This patch adds support for a zephyr proxy tzc. User visible changes will be an options check box to enable tzc, and a text box with the command to run tzc. %s in the command would be replaced by the user's exposure (visibility) level. e.g ssh username@host tzc -e %s Details: What is tzc: tzc aka "trivial zephyr client", is a zephyr helper program, designed originally for use with emacs-zephyr (it takes as input and outputs lisp expressions), and also used as the backend for kzephyr. Why? It is often invoked by a zephyr using on a remote host, by doing ssh username@host tzc -e EXPOSURE so that one can use any of the zephyr clients that use it as a backend, behind NAT "routers" and firewalls, which will generally block zephyr. Also, people will not have to recompile gaim, or have a working zephyr setup as is currently needed - they can merely set the tzc command to a run tzc from a remote host which has zephyr and tzc installed -- most zephyr users are at universities where they have access to such a machine. Where can one get tzc? I tested this against the version (2.6.15-zml) available here: http://www.club.cc.cmu.edu/debian/dists/stable/contrib/source/tzc-cclub_001-3.tar.gz Some older versions won't support buddylists. A lot of the parsing code was borrowed (and converted from C++ to C) from kzephyr (http://www-2.cs.cmu.edu/~colohan/kzephyr/), a GPL'd zephyr client. And tzc is also GPL'd, FWIW." --Arun A Tharuvai committer: Tailor Script <[e-mail]>

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