$HOME/.alicq/alicqrc
Default startup file for Unix version of Alicq.
Alicq configuration file
alicq condfiguration file is used to customize alicq during startup. Any configuration file can be specified with -config option when running alicq. If -config option is not given, default configuration file is searched depending on current platgorm:
~/.alicq/alicqrcprimary configuration
~/.alicqrcfor backward compatibility
%USERPROFILE/alicq/alicq.cfg/alicq/alicq.cfgwhere workingdir is a folder with alicq run file.
Alicq startup file is just a Tcl script, which is sourced by main program. It looks like configuration file, but it is possible to use any Tcl command in it. For example, if you want to keep ICQ password in other file, you may write something like:
source ~/.alicq/password
where ~/.alicq/password contains string
icq password mypassword
or
icq password [eval_password_by_any_way]
Common startup file usually contains following entities:
Module loading command has following syntax: module module-name
module tree
Alicq looks for modules through a list of catalogues:
basedir/modules
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where basedir |
|---|---|
workingdir/modules
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where workingdir is a directory where alicq run file is read from. |
workingdir/../share/alicq/modules
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where workingdir is a directory where alicq run file is read from. |
Each module can have number of configurable parameters. These parameters can be specified in configuration file using following syntax:
module-name configurable-parameter value
icq uin 47298730 icq roster use 1 tree hide empty no tree hide offline yes
List of supported configurable parameters can be retrieved with command
alicq-info [ module-name ]
$HOME/.alicq/alicqrc
Default startup file for Unix version of Alicq.
$HOME/.alicqrc
Startup file of older versions of Alicq. Used for backward compatibility.
2 releases since Debian 3.0 (Woody); the text changed 1 time.