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XMPP(1) General Commands Manual XMPP(1)
NAME
xmpp - XMPP client
SYNOPSIS
xmpp [ -n nick ] [ -r resource ] [ -p ] [ -h ] [ -y ] jid | jid@server
DESCRIPTION
xmpp is a simple XMPP client.
It supports multi-user chat (MUC). Server-side bookmarks are used to
join specific MUCs automatically on connect. TLS is required, SCRAM-
SHA-1, DIGEST-MD5 and PLAIN authentication methods are supported. The
latter is enabled using -y option. Thumbprints of trusted servers are
expected to be in /sys/lib/tls/xmpp, see thumbprint(6).
-p enables "joined"/"left" messages, which are disabled by default.
-h allows MUCs to send out "discussion history".
The command language understood by xmpp is as follows:
/j [jid[/nick] [passwd]]
join MUC
/p [target]
part MUC
/q data
send raw data to the server
/t target
cycle through matching targets
/w [target]
get list of active nicks in the MUC
/W [target]
get list of all nicks in the MUC
/b
list bookmarked MUCs
/b+
bookmark current MUC
/b-
remove current MUC from bookmarks
/a target affiliation
set affiliation (for a target in MUC)
/a [room]
get affiliations for a room (current one if no args given)
/me ...
"/me"-style message
/m
start multiline message (end with a dot on a single line)
/n nick
set nick for current MUC
/r
show roster (list online contacts)
/R
show roster (show offline and jids)
/r+ (jid|target) [name]
subscribe/approve, add to roster
/r- target
unsubscribe/decline, remove from roster
/s [room]
show current subject
/S [room]
start new subject (end with a dot on a single line)
Affiliations are: none, owner, admin, member, outcast.
The target can be specified as follows:
room@domain a specific room
room@domain/nick private chat (MUC)
Wernher private chat (roster, name)
[email protected] private chat (roster, jid)
Assuming you previously joined a MUC [email protected], you can quickly
switch to private chat with kgbvax as follows:
/t pravda/kgbvax
/t pr/kgb
/t p/k
SOURCE
https://git.sr.ht/~ft/xmpp
BUGS
Of course.
NOTES
XMPP sucks. XML sucks.
XMPP(1)