EKG2 Configuration to chat on Command Line
Description
Eksperymentalny Klient Gadu-Gadu or EKG2 is a IM client to a unique system. EKG2 also supports many different protocols such as IRC, XMPP and other protocols that support interfaces based on ncurses.
seen in the picture above is where I have installed the tool.
if the tool is not available, you can download in advance using the command:
wait until the download is completed
Configuration:
after the installation phase is complete, then run the tool using the command:
previous account that I use has connected, then to perform initial configuration using the following command:
seen in the picture above I have created a new session using the username 4k4.HH
configure your facebook password:
then save you configuration
then connect your account:
=))
yeah, I think it has worked well.
then I invite a friend to chat with me using the command:
The following conversation which I did :)
For Supported Clients https://www.facebook.com/sitetour/chat.php
Regards:
Hidemichi-Hiroyuki a.k.a [H2]
Eksperymentalny Klient Gadu-Gadu or EKG2 is a IM client to a unique system. EKG2 also supports many different protocols such as IRC, XMPP and other protocols that support interfaces based on ncurses.
so, we can use this tool to chat via the command line "CLI"
Installation.
# apt-get install ekg2
seen in the picture above is where I have installed the tool.
if the tool is not available, you can download in advance using the command:
# git clone git://github.com/leafnode/ekg2.git
wait until the download is completed
Configuration:
after the installation phase is complete, then run the tool using the command:
# ekg2
previous account that I use has connected, then to perform initial configuration using the following command:
> session -a xmpp:4k4.HH@chat.facebook.com
seen in the picture above I have created a new session using the username 4k4.HH
configure your facebook password:
> session password YOUR_PASSWORD_HERE
then save you configuration
> save
then connect your account:
> connect
=))
yeah, I think it has worked well.
then I invite a friend to chat with me using the command:
> query "Your_Friends_name"
The following conversation which I did :)
For Supported Clients https://www.facebook.com/sitetour/chat.php
Regards:
Hidemichi-Hiroyuki a.k.a [H2]
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