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zicq-.2.9/Makefile 100644 765 765 577 6702260711 12515 0 ustar devel devel # /usr/local
INSTDIR = /usr/local
all:
(cd src; make)
clean:
(cd src; rm *.o)
install:
cp zicq $(INSTDIR)/bin/zicq
cp zicq.1 $(INSTDIR)/man/man1/zicq.1
cp zicq-init $(INSTDIR)/bin/zicq-init
chmod a+x $(INSTDIR)/bin/zicq
chmod a+x $(INSTDIR)/bin/zicq-init
chmod a+r $(INSTDIR)/man/man1/zicq.1
echo -e "\aInstallation complete. Run zicq-init to intitalize for each user."
zicq-.2.9/README 100644 765 765 16311 6702257105 11771 0 ustar devel devel ***********************************
README Information about the changes
made to the micq source for the
ncurses library.
Information since the change to zICQ
Changes by Omar Harriott
(ted23@technologist.com)
***********************************
Contents
--------
Introduction
Thank
Updates
Ncurses
The Interface
Bugs
Notes
Introduction
------------
I was extremely pleased when I first download the source to mICQ. I was
finally able to communicate with my friends and family who are all prefer
to use simple Windows point and click applications. But since I love
Linux, I used to not be able to talk to them without finding a Windows
machine to use. mICQ was the answer!
For all it's wonderfullness, it was lacking a good UI. Incoming messages
would interrupt what you were typing, a contact list was rarely onscreen
to be seen... Basically, it was a bit messy. So I decided that it was
about time for me to learn ncurses, and what better way than to rewrite
the interface for mICQ? Hence, zICQ began.
The main things I wanted to focus on were:
- Clean display
- Usefull onscreen information
- At-a-glance status
I think these goals have been resonably accomplished.
Thanks
------
Thanks to Matt Smith, Adam, Bastet, Kenta, Tomasz
Updates
-------
.2.9 - BUG FIX Galore, add more user commands
As of v.2-.8, the display has been working fairly well... I lost my old revision list, so it's starting again in here.
.2.7 - Fixed backspace bug in input
- Multithreading (hopefully no more "authentication" messages. WOOHOO!)
- Much cleaner output.
.2.6 - Changed input function.
-Command history! Up / Down
-Move back and forth on the same line without deleteing! left/right
- Shrunk input window
- New man page
- New commands/doc - Both thanks to Karoscene!!
- Fixed help function
- Fixed bug in "url" that causes core dumps.
- Nick List starts at thetop of the screen now.
.2.5 - Added line wrapping to everything! Added Beep and Sound of file / url
-.zicqrc now accepts:
- No_Beep
- Sound_Player <text>
- Sound_File <text>
-New commands
- beep: Toggle the beep
- sound: toggle the sound
.2.4 - Added line wrapping because it was asked for. Hope it works ;)
.2.3 - Added plenty of comments to make the code more readable. Hopefully this will help those of you who want to change things. Also placed zICQ under GPL and made a homepage for it (http://www.owlnet.rice.edu/~zallison/zicq or hookah.ml.org/zicq)
.2.2-v.9b - Cleaned display up, fixed URL output.
- Changed everything to new name of zICQ, since the mICQ people were ignoring me.
- started looking at set / get away messages
- Thought about adding plug in support:
- Calling external programs, passing message type, uin (if applicable) and content. Read response.
- Usefull for: Away message pager (forward to email?)
- ICQ interface for an Eliza. (This would be neat!)
.2.2-v.9 - URL send support. Cleaner code.
.2a-v.9 - Color Added! Code cleaned, MAJOR buffer bug fixed. (Would CRASH on large message.. wouldn't send ACK, crash again when it was resent.. lather, repeat.) Various outputs were cleaned.. temp code was removed.
.2a-v.8e - Cleaned the text file up. Fixed history bug. Added resize command (Usefull for xterms).
.2a-v.8d - Dirty fix of multi-line message problem. Dumps it to a tmp file then rereads it. I'm not happy with this fix, so I'll try to get it working another way.
Ncurses
-------
ncurses = new curses
The ncurses.h file is a library, standard on most Linux installs,
contains function calls and procedures for terminal control. That is, it
changes the way the output is displayed. Most importantly, it contains
support for "virtual windows" whereby the physical terminal screen can be
logically devided into sub areas for different output.
Most of these functions are backwards with curses.h, which is availible on
most unix systems. (Unsure if they exist for Win32 environments)
Therefore, I see no reason why the ncurses codes in here shouldn't compile
under any un*x os. Any information, success or failures would be
appreciated.
-------------
Note: You may have to change the #include <ncurses.h> and -lncurses (in
Makefile) to <curses.h> and -lcurses in order to use the curses library if
ncurses is unavailable
------------
For more information, please read the man pages on ncurses.h
The Interface
-------------
I chose to devide the screen into 3 main parts, which is fairly strait
forward.
-The main window. (Internally, WINDOW* mainw)
- All messages, events, etc.
-The contact list. (WINDOW* blist)
- current list of who's online and their online status
- User input. (WINDOW* userin)
- Topline is status (WINDOW* statz)
- Bottom two lines are where the user input appears as it is typed
Note: Three additional windows (tempw, tempw2, and tempw3) were created in
order to display the boxes around them.
Code Changes
------------
- Color was removed
-Ncurses was displaying the raw escape codes rather than a color.
- Auto update(s)
-When a new event is recieved or userinput sent, the buddy list
and status line are updated
- Output
-EVERY line out output that was printf was replaced with the
wprintw command. This command uses the same format as printf, but the
first variable is the window to be printed to.
ex: printf("This is something in the mainwidow: %s",stringvariable)
changed to
wprintw(mainw,"This is something in the mainwindow: %s",stringvariable)
- Input
-The input remains at the bottom of the screen, and scrolls when
the end of the line is reached. Users can also delete and go back up to
change or delete things.
- COLOR ADDED!! Oh joyous day! Easy to see colors make it much nicer to look at. It will tell you if your current Term can handle color. If it can't, find one that does!! (Example. My xterm won't display color unless I "export TERM=xterm-color")
New Commands
------------
I've also added a few new commands:
-resize This function resizes the mICQ window... Ex: Running in an xterm, and you change the size. Otherwise the text gets all screwy. The screen is cleared, I'd suggest running "hist" after resize to get the display back.
-hist [user] If no user is specified, the global history is replayed. If a user is
specified, the history of that user is sent back. Note: No error checking is done yet... will
crater if you give it a non-valid user.
-iinfo <user> for some Important INFO. Port and IP of a user.
Bugs
----
Yeah, I know. I'm shattering your dreams, but not even I am perfect.
Here's a list of known bugs:
- Heheh, I'm sure I'll be hearing about them
Notes
-----
I would reccomend running this in a large xterm, as the windows are
assigned size based on the current window size. This means that the mainw
window will be larger and easier to read. It still runs fine under
console though.
Status line is still up for changes. Hopefully as features are included
in zICQ that info can be included. Any ideas, let me know.
Big thanks to Matt Smith for coding the mICQ source. It wouldn't be
possible without you. Thanks to Adam for helping me brain storm and test
code. Thanks to Chutt for putting up with my stupidity, and thanks to all
of you who wrote me about zICQ!!
- Omar Harriott
ted23@technologist.com
zicq-.2.9/commands.doc 100644 765 765 7740 6702257576 13403 0 ustar devel devel This is the latest up to date command reference for zicq, an icq client for
all linux distributions. If you require further help, stop by #zicq on efnet.
Big thanks to Chris Moore for the Emacs-style command iline editing
^A : Beginning of line
^B : backwards (left)
^D : delete character under cursor
^E : end of line
^F : forwards (right)
^H : backspace
^J : linefeed / enter
^K : delete to end of line
^N : next line (up)
^P : previous line (down)
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
A - Useage: a <message>
Purpose: Sends a message to the same nick. Its short for "again" Multi-line
mode works the same in this as in msg command.
Add - Useage: Add uin Nick
Purpose: Adds a person to your contact list with the designated nick.
Auth - Useage: auth [uin/nick]
Purpose: If your account is set that users must request your
authorization before adding you to their contact list, they
will send you an authorization request. This command gives them
your authorization.
Auto - Useage: Auto [on/off] <message>
Purpose: Toggles your Auto reply, and sets your auto reply message.
Away - Useage: Away
Purpose: Sets your server status as Away. Same as "change 1"
Beep - Useage: Beep
Purpose: Toggles beeps on or off. Beeps are triggered by messages and
notices.
Change - Useage: change # (change without any # lists possible numbers)
Purpose: Allows you to change your "status". Eg: online, away, etc
Clear - Useage: clear
Purpose: clears the main window of all text.
Dnd - Useage: dnd
Purpose: Sets your server status as do not disturb. Same as "change 19"
Ffc - Useage: ffc
Purpose: Sets your server status as free for chat. Same as "change 32"
Hist - Useage: hist [uin/nick]
Purpose: Shows a complete log of messages from the designated account.
Info - Useage: info [uin/nick]
Purpose: Gets information on the desired uin, such as port, name, email.
*note* you can only get the personal info the person submitted
Inv - Useage: inv
Purpose: Sets your server status as invisible (other users wont see that
you are online.) Same as "change 256"
Msg - Useage: msg [uin/nick] <message>
Purpose: Sends the desired uin a message. Also if you do not specify a
message (Ex: msg 123456), you will enter multi-line mode for
longer messages. Use a . on a single line to send the message.
Msga - Useage: msga <message>
Purpose: Similar to the msg command, except that it sends a message to
everyone in your contact list. Multi-line mode works the same
as it does in Msg.
Na - Useage: na
Purpose: Sets your server status as not avaliable. Same as "change 5"
Occ - Useage: occ
Purpose: Sets your server status as occupied. Same as "change 17"
Online - Useage: online
Purpose: Sets your server status as online. Same as "change 0"
Quit - Useage: quit, or just q
Purpose: Logs you off the icq server, and exits zicq.
R - Useage: r <message>
Purpose: Replies with a message to the last nick that messaged you. Multi-
line mode works the same as with all the other message commands.
Resize - Useage: resize
Purpose: Handy for xterms, if you mess up your window, will destroy
then rebuild the window.
Search - Useage: search user@host
Purpose: finds users in the servers database with a matching email
address. *note* if you just put in the user without a host
you will see _all_ possible matches. Ex: search test
Sound - Useage: sound
Purpose: toggles sounds on/off. Sounds are configurable in ~.zicqrc
any player/file can be used as long as its setup in your
environment. Sounds are triggered by messages, and notices.
Url - Useage: url [uin/nick] <url> <description>
Purpose: Sends a url notice to the designated account with description.
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Socket creation failed Socket created attempting to connect
Conection Refused on port %d at %s
D'oh!
connect Our port is %d, take her to sea Mr. Mordoch.
Connected to %s, waiting for response
Ignored a message cmd %04x
Server told us our connection timed out.
Server will not let us login.
It might think we're still logged in.
The server acknowledged the %04x command.
Login successful! UIN : %lu
IP : %u.%u.%u.%u
Acknowleged SRV_X1 0x021C Begin messages?
Acknowleged SRV_X2 0x00E6 Done old messages?
Server sent "Go away!!" command.
Search done.
CHAT REQUESTED!!!
FILE REQUESTED!!!
zICQ-PING.PING!PING %s ( %ld ) - Instant Message - Type = %04x [ Sent auto-reply message ]
Server said our password was bad.
The response was %04X The version was %X
The SEQ was %04X The size was %d
%ld
%02X
Open %s %ld = %s
, Total contacts on list %d
Using intel byte ordering.
Using motorola byte ordering.
%.02d:%.02d Apr 5 1999 18:22:24 Zack's ICQ clone compiled on %s %s Version 0.2.9
No Mirabilis client was hacked, maimed, or tortured in making of this utility.
Yes! NO!
Has color: %s
Display is %ix%i ON OFF
Sound is %s %s %s
Beep is %s
Attempting to Connect:
Couldn't establish connection
If you go to Z'Ha'Dum you will die!!!!
%s (%ld) :
Date %d/%d/%d %d:%02d GMT
Type : %d Len : %d
logged off. User logged off But they weren't logged on! Invisible?
( ) logged on. User logged on The IP address is %u.%u.%u.%u
The "real" IP address is %u.%u.%u.%u
changed status to
Info for %ld
Nick Name : %s
First name : %s
Last name : %s
Email Address : %s
No authorization needed.
Must request authorization.
User found %ld
Ack!!!!!!! Bad packet
%s has added you to their contact list.
wk First name : %s
Last name : %s
Email address : %s
%s has requested your authorization to be added to their contact list.
User requested authorization Reason : %s
Ack!!!!!!! Bad packet
Description: %s
URL: %s You received URL message %s %s > /dev/null 2> /dev/null & URL Message.
Description: %s
URL : %s
%ld You received instant message w .zicqtmp ERROR: Can't make tmp files.
%s
ERROR: Can't read tmp files.
kw Sent URL message You sent instant message B_USER_DISCONNECTED You gave authorization zICQ-PING.PING!PING
zICQ> %s lw_wprintw util.c buf != ((void *)0) 2047 + 1 >= strlen(str) lws_wprintw M_fdprint 2047 >= strlen(str) k == strlen(buf) M_fdnreadln len > 0 j != -1 Offline On DND Away Occ N/A Inv FFC %02X %08lX %lu Error creating config file Apr 5 1999 18:22:34 # This file was generated by Zicq of %s %s
# This file was generated on %s Enter UIN : # UIN %d
Enter password : Password %s
Status %d
icq1.mirabilis.com Server %s
#No_Beep
#Sound_Player bwavplay
#Sound_File /ding.wav
Port %d
#No_Log
#Russian
#if you want KOI8-R to CP1251 Russain translation uncomment the above line.
# Below are the commands which can be changed to most anything you want :)
message_cmd msg
info_cmd info
quit_cmd q
reply_cmd r
again_cmd a
list_cmd w
away_cmd away
na_cmd na
dnd_cmd dnd
online_cmd online
occ_cmd occ
ffc_cmd ffc
inv_cmd inv
search_cmd search
status_cmd status
auth_cmd auth
auto_cmd auto
add_cmd add
change_cmd change
# Ok now the contact list
Contacts
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Omar msg info add q r a w away na dnd online occ ffc inv status auth auto search Server
Password
Russian No_Beep Sound_Player Sound_File No_Log UIN port Status message_cmd info_cmd quit_cmd reply_cmd again_cmd list_cmd away_cmd na_cmd dnd_cmd online_cmd occ_cmd ffc_cmd inv_cmd status_cmd auth_cmd auto_cmd change_cmd add_cmd search_cmd Contacts %ld = %s
, change UIN = %ld
port = %ld
passwd = %s
server = %s
status = %ld
# of contacts = %d
UIN of contact[0] = %ld
Message_cmd = %s
HOME / .zicqrc Error reading config file exiting %u.%u.%u.%u unknown Unknown %.02d:%.02d:%.02d %d %s
/.zicq/zicq_log /.zicq/.zicq-%ld Couldn't open %s for logging
%-24.24s %s %ld (%s)
%s
%c
Now in Multi-Line mode to %s ( %ld ) . To: %s wk w .zicqtmp ERROR: Can't make tmp files.
%s
ERROR: Can't read tmp files.
%s
# Message canceled!
Message sent before last line buffer is full
EVERYONE To: %s
%s
zICQ> msg all>
quit /quit
Status modes:
Status online %d
Status Away %d
Status Do not Disturb %d
Status Not Available %d
Status Free for Chat %d
Status Occupied %d
Status Invisible %d
Current Stat: sound On Off Sound now set to %s
beep Beep now set to %s
Must enter email address.
msga Must receive a message first
To : %s
resize Resized to %ix%i
Term supports Color.
Term does NOT support color :(
url Sent URL to )
URL: Decription: No such user: %s
Too few arguments: url <nick> <url> <description>
spoof icqspoof %u.%u.%u.%u %s "%s" %ld %ld > /dev/null & Spoofed to: %ld from %s said: %s
Must write one message first
clear Need uin to get info on
%s not recognized as a nick name
%s's IP address is The port is %d
%s added.
Must specify a nick name
hist HOME /.zicq/zicq_log Not a valid name: %s
/.zicq/.zicq-%ld No history found or could not be read.
=== History from %s ===
=== End of History ===
iinfo 's ( ) IP address is The port is %d
rinfo 's IP address is /help help Help
A ADD AUTH AUTO AWAY BEEP CHANGE CLEAR DND FFC HIST INFO INV MSG MSGA NA OCC ONLINE QUIT R RESIZE SEARCH SOUND URL
A A - Useage: a <message>
Purpose: Sends a message to the same nick. Its short for again Multi-line mode works the same in this as in msg command.
ADD Add - Useage: Add uin Nick
Purpose: Adds a person to your contact list with the designated nick.
AUTH Auth - Useage: auth [uin/nick]
Purpose: If your account is set that users must request your authorization before adding you to their contact list, they will send you an authorization request. This command gives them your authorization.
AUTO Auto - Useage: Auto [on/off] <message>
Purpose: Toggles your Auto reply, and sets your auto reply message.
AWAY Away - Useage: Away
Purpose: Sets your server status as Away. Same as "change 1"
BEEP Beep - Useage: Beep
Purpose: Toggles beeps on or off. Beeps are triggered by messages and urls
CHANGE Change - Useage: change # (change without any # lists possible numbers)
Purpose: Allows you to change your "status". Eg: online, away, etc
CLEAR Clear - Useage: clear
Purpose: clears the main window of all text.
DND Dnd - Useage: dnd
Purpose: Sets your server status as do not disturb. Same as "change 19"
Ffc - Useage: ffc
Purpose: Sets your server status as free for chat. Same as "change 32"
HIST Hist - Useage: hist [uin/nick]
Purpose: Shows a complete log of messages from the designated account.
INFO Info - Useage: info [uin/nick]
Purpose: Gets information on the desired uin, such as port, name, email. *note* you can only get the personal info the person submitted
INV Inv - Useage: inv
Purpose: Sets your server status as invisible (other users wont see that you are online.) Same as "change 256"
MSG Msg - Useage: msg [uin/nick] <message>
Purpose: Sends the desired uin a message. Also if you do not specify a message (Ex: msg 123456), you will enter multi-line mode for longer messages. Use a . on a single line to send the message.
MSGA Msga - Useage: msga <message>
Purpose: Similar to the msg command, except that it sends a message to everyone in your contact list. Multi-line mode works the same as it does in Msg.
NA Na - Useage: na
Purpose: Sets your server status as not avaliable. Same as "change 5"
OCC Occ - Useage: occ
Purpose: Sets your server status as occupied. Same as "change 17"
ONLINE Online - Useage: online
Purpose: Sets your server status as online. Same as "change 0"
QUIT Quit - Useage: quit, or just q
Purpose: Logs you off the icq server, and exits zicq. R R - Useage: r <message>
Purpose: Replies with a message to the last nick that messaged you. Multi-line mode works the same as with all the other message commands.
RESIZE Resize - Useage: resize
Purpose: Handy for xterms, if you mess up your window, will destroy then rebuild the window.
SEARCH Search - Useage: search user@host
Purpose: finds users in the servers database with a matching email address. *note* if you just put in the user without a host you will see _all_ possible matches. Ex: search test
SOUND Sound - Useage: sound
Purpose: toggles sounds on/off. Sounds are configurable in ~.zicqrc any player/file can be used as long as its setup in your environment. Sounds are triggered by messages, and notices.
URL Url - Useage: url [uin/nick] <url> <description>
Purpose: Sends a url notice to the designated account with description.
420 420 - Usage: Burn. Inhale
Purpose: Intoxication No help for: %s
Need uin to send to
Sent Auth message to %ld
:|/ auto Automatic replies are %s
The message is:
%s
on Automatic replies are on.
off Automatic replies are off.
Automatic reply set
Unknown command %s, type /help for help.
Your status is Last: %s Again: %8ld = %-8s . Last online at %s . Online since %s Last on-line unknown.
. Last online at %s . Online since %s
Status: L: A: Auto replies: %s %.02d:%.02d
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Users online:
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