This is a discussion on Warning messages over Instant Messenger within the Sun Solaris Administration forums, part of the Solaris Operating System category; --> Hi, I'm looking to send warning/error messages via Instant Messenger (AIM,YIM,MSN) or any suppored IM. Is there a solution ...
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| d_dave@my-deja.com wrote: > I'm looking to send warning/error messages via Instant Messenger > (AIM,YIM,MSN) or any suppored IM. Is there a solution for this? Licq (http://www.licq.org) uses a plugin-based approach: the primary executable handles protocol connections, and loads UI plugins. There are console, Qt and GTK plugins. The primary executable also provides a FIFO in ~/.licq that can accept commands (such as to send messages). This could probably do what you want. It works quite well with ICQ out of the box, and there is also support for MSN however I've had little luck it getting it to work properly on Solaris. If you do try build it on x86, you will have to manually edit the configure scripts to remove the -mimpure-text compiler flag; it assumes sparc if run on Solaris. Eric |
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| I found a solution. http://freshmeat.net/projects/aimd/ aimd is a system for sending AOL Instant Messenger (AIM) messages from the command line or from shell scripts. |
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| d_dave@my-deja.com wrote: > thanks for the link. will I be able to send IMs via commandline? i'll > check out the package myself but im hoping for a quick answer. Thats what the FIFO is for. You can do something to the effect of: echo 'SENDMSG 1234567 Warning! ...' > ~/.licq/licq.fifo Eric |