9000:en
9001:%1s-%2s-%3s
9010:left
9011:http://www.ruediger-kuhlmann.de
9012:Rüdiger Kuhlmann
9100:This page in
9101:English
9102:German
9103:Serbian
9104:Spanish
9105:Portuguese
9106:Russian
9107:French
9108:Chinese (Taiwan)
9109:Chinese (China)
9120:About
9121:News
9122:Download
9123:Translation
9124:FAQ
9125:Mailinglist
9126:ICQ protocol
9130:HTML 4.0 validated
9131:CSS validated
9132:enforced advertising
9200:CLI-based Multi-Messenger
9200:climm - CLI-based Multi-Messenger
9210:About climm:
9211:climm is a very portable text-mode ICQ clone - it is known to compile under %s and with restrictions %s.
9212:Originally written by %s, a great part of climm has been rewritten by %s,
9213:in particular the support for the new version 8 of the %sOSCAR protocol%s that became necessary, the internationalization, the file transfer and some restructuring of the code.
9220:Features
9221:Features of climm include:
9222:login
9223:login with both the old v6 and the new v8 protocol
9224:register
9225:register new uins and setup configuration with an easy to use setup wizard
9226:password
9227:changing password
9228:reconnect
9229:reconnects when kicked by server
9230:contact list
9231:complete contact list with several ways for a concise display of online/offline users
9232:status
9233:set status arbitrarily
9234:messages
9235:send and receive messages and urls
9236:acknowledged messages
9237:send ackowledged messages to clients who understand them
9238:UTF-8 encoded messages
9239:send UTF-8 encoded messages to clients who understand them
9240:sms
9241:send SMS to user's cell phone
9242:user info
9243:request and update all user and personal information
9244:search
9245:easy search command, can search by (nearly) any information
9246:visibility
9247:be visible to certain users even when invisible, or be invisible to certain users at any time
9248:ignore
9249:ignore certain users completely
9250:chat group
9251:request user from interest group and set own's interest group
9252:events
9253:can beep or execute arbitrary commands when other users go online, offline or send a message.
9254:connections
9255:can show a users connection info and last seen online time
9256:peek
9257:check whether someone is offline or just invisible
9258:tcp
9259:full support of v8 direct connections
9260:SSL
9261:supports SSL encrypted connections a la licq
9262:Tcl
9263:supports scripting via the Tcl scripting language
9264:file transfer
9265:full support of sending/receiving v6,v7,v8 (batch) file transfers
9266:auto messages
9267:auto replys if away, request and send auto messages
9268:identification
9269:recognizes climm/mICQ, licq, Miranda, StrICQ, &RQ, alicq, SIM, Kopete, vICQ including version number, and YSM, libicq2000-based, ICQ 2001, ICQ 2002, Trillian, ICQ2go, ICQ Lite, partially ICQ 2000
9270:history
9271:writes a log of all messages to and from a user
9272:debugging
9273:easy debugging by selecting what data to display, including concise packet monitor
9274:i18n
9275:translations include English, German, Serbian, Portuguese, Ukrainian, Japanese, partially Russian, French, Spanish, Romanian, Italian.
9276:transcoding
9277:transcode texts for Russian and Japanese users.
9278:birthday flag
9279:show if it is user's birthday
9280:socks5
9281:supports connections via socks5
9300:climm - News!
9301:I put together a real HomePage for mICQ :-)
9302:I also added ViewCVS.cgi, a tiny CGI which lets you Browse the CVS online
9303:I today installed mailman on my Machine and created -after all the trouble, the old Mailinglist caused- a new mICQ Discussion Mailinglist, which is administered by me - which hopefully reduces the trouble caused :-)
9304:new i18n code
9305:with peer-to-peer (TCP) support
9306:fix minor glitch of not creating ~/.micq/
9307:with basic support of v8
9308:password and other fixes
9309:offline msgs, receiving msgs, ui improvements
9310:add/remove contacts, be invisible, be visible by / ignore contact
9311:SOCKS5 support, setup wizard, UIN registration, fixes, fixes, fixes
9312:complete search support, fixes
9313:random chat group support, fixes
9314:SMS sending, password changing, character conversion
9315:i18n fix, togig vs toginvis vs hermit, quiet mode, v8 p2p, and top secret
9320:fixes, translation updates, automatic reconnects & responses, birthday flag, man page & help texts
9321:I apologize for the recent Downtime of www.micq.org - i had to recompile apache due to exploits, finally we're up again with apache 1.3.26+ipv6+php 4.2.1
9322:added script to convert licq contacts to mICQ
9323:fixes, man pages translated, much less memory leaks, contact list download
9324:fix type-4-message corruption
9325:file transfer (v6/v7/v8), customizable colors, ~-expansion, fixes as usual :-), more translations
9326:Introduce new web pages style and convert most files to it.
9327:fix/improve file transfer, Peter Backes' new log file format, recognize most clients, capabilities support, dump packets following a syntax definition, allow quoting of parameters
9330:autosaving, autofingering, new event script handling, contact meta data saving, contact groups, log file utils, ^C handler, acknowledged message sending, remote control via a FIFO, send and receive UTF-8 encoded message, ASCII art mICQ logo, command aliases, tiny history
9331:bug fixes & translation updates
9332:bug and security fixes & translation updates, SSL and TCL scripting support
9333:bug fixes and translation updates, removed 0.4.10.4
9334:add history dump and search commands, bug fixes and translation updates
9335:improve history commands, OpenSSL support, bug fixes
9336:beta release
9340:the you-really-want-to-upgrade release: contact list upload, new command line parameters, UTF-8 input handling, per-contact configurability, better online help, more colorful output, lots of fixes.
9341:translation (ru, pt) and bug fix update
9342:translation (ru) and bug fix update, contact list handling somewhat improved, auto-expanding r and a aliases
9343:fix two bugs introduced in last version
9344:general auto-expanding aliases, peek fixed again
9345:bug fixes, another peek fix, peekall command / peekme option, autoauto option, some preparations for MSN
9346:login fixes, AIM compatibility, rudimentary Jabber support
9347:much improved Jabber integration, configurable prompt, [ew]*g(v) and (e)wide now handle wide characters correctly, fix history command fd leak, fix discarding of configured connections
9348:OTR (for ICQ and XMPP), md5 login, no more assertion failed on too long messages, ask for all not given passwords before trying to do any login, bug fixes
9349:lots of bug fixes
9350:more bug fixes, fix to login procedure, XMPP auto-relogin, licq bug workarounds
9351:switch to %ssubversion (svn)%s as version control system and %strac%s for bug-tracking and wiki.
9352:new name, same content.
9353: fix to login procedure, fix 'other' meta info update command, adapt to newer glibc versions, fix several memory leaks, for msg command parse nicks from other connections as well if there is no match in current connection, start supporting ICQ8 away messages.
9400:climm - Download!
9410:Releases of source and binaries
9411:If you are not using Linux, please refer to the %sREADME%s for further information and limitations of your port!
9413:Source
9416:Contributed by %s
9418:Linux installer (generic, uses gnutls %s, tcl %s and otr %s if available)
9419:generic, glibc %s, gnutls %s, tcl %s, otr %s
9420:Linux (generic)
9421:Linux (specific)
9422:Unix
9423:Other
9430:Older versions
9431:Older versions can be downloaded as %ssource%s or as %sbinaries%s.
9440:Developer access
9441:For SVN access, you need autoconf %s (or newer) and automake %s (or newer). To update your checked out sources, type:
9442:%s branch
9443:The snapshot may be updated in the same manner.
9444:The %s step can be left out as long as neither %s nor any of the %s files have been modified.
9445:Check ins into SVN are posted automatically to the %s mailing list.
9450:Mirrors around the world
9451:provided by
9452:main site
9453:IPv6 HTTP Mirror
9454:If you have trouble downloading climm, please ask on the %smailing list%s for help.
9460:Copyright
9461:%s is Copyright © by %s, released under
9462:%s and up is Copyright © by %s, released under
9463:the BSD License
9464:version 2 of the GPL
9465:version 2 of the GPL, with the OpenSSL special exemption
9500:climm - FAQ - Frequently asked questions
9501:FAQ
9502:Q:
9503:A:
9504:Workaround
9505:Tip:
9510:Does climm support uploading of contacts to the server?
9511:Partially. Read the documentation. It might not be able to change some things.
9512:Does climm support double wide (i.e. Japanese, Chinese) characters?
9513:Mostly: line breaks will be wrong. Editing on the command line should be fine.
9514:What do these symbols mean that are printed for each contact with the 'e', 'w', 'ee', 'ww' and 's' commands?
9515:The symbol printed after the peer-to-peer protocol version with the 'ee' and 'ww' commands are connectivity flags:
9516:SSL-encrypted direct connection with contact established.
9517:direct connection with contact established.
9518:direct connection with contact failed.
9519:direct connection with contact is tried to establish.
9520:direct connection with contact closed.
9521:no direct connection, but IP address and port number known.
9522:no direct connection possible.
9523:The symbols printed with all commands are contact flags:
9524:alias entry, only with 'ww'
9525:temporary contact (i.e. UIN was mentioned, but not added to contact list), only with 'w' and 'ww'
9526:intimate: sees you when invisible
9527:hide: doesn't see you at any time
9528:ignore this contact
9529:If none of the latter are applicable, '&', '|', ':', '.' as above are printed if applicable.
9530:Why do messages to and from some contacts are noted with '«««' and '»»»', while for some others '<<<' and '>>>' are used?
9531:The style of those indicates the transport mechanism used.
9532:'<<<' and '>>>' are non-acknowledged messages through the server,
9533:'«<<' and '>>»' are acknowledged messages through the server,
9534:'«««' and '»»»' are acknowledged messages via a direct connection,
9535:and finally '»%s»' and '«%s«' acknowledged messages via an SSL-encrypted direct connection.
9536:How do I report bugs?
9537:You first make sure that you have the latest and greatest version of climm - the bug might have already been fixed.
9538:Also check the mailing list archive if it's mentioned there, and, of course, this FAQ.
9539:You might also check the version in CVS, or this page in English.
9540:If you still think you've found a new bug, please report it in the %sbug tracker%s, and please report as much detail about your setup as possible.
9541:If you can provide a fix, that would be appreciated very much, but, because of the speed climm evolves, if possible create a diff against the current CVS.
9542:How do I add an account for Jabber (XMPP, GoogleTalk), when I didn't do so at setup?
9543:Add a section like this to your climmrc while climm is not running:
9550:Are there any known bugs in %s?
9551:Yes, there are.
9552:The initial contact list download is not saved.
9553:explicitly import contact list with '%s' and '%s'.
9554:The first contact import may lead to a disconnect.
9555:'%s', then log in again with '%s', until the complete contact list is imported.
9556:Sending a message of several thousand bytes will cause an abort.
9557:Split your message into smaller parts.
9560:Are there known bugs in older versions of climm?
9561:Of course. Upgrade if they happen to you.
9570:I tried to accept an incoming file request, and climm aborted with this error message:%s
9571:Make sure that each icq8 connection in your climmrc is followed by a peer connection like this: %s
9580:Secret Tips
9581:Here are a few random tips for those people that actually read documentation.
9582:Find a random climm user: just type '%s'. It will return a user in the random chat group 49. Usually there is no chat group 49. But climm on the other hand uses chat group 49 by default for new users.
9600:ICQ/OSCAR protocol information
9601:The ICQ/OSCAR protocol information is not available for IE users.
9602:Feel free to download a browser e.g. from %s, or get your information from elsewhere.
9603:The %sdocumentation of version 7, 8, 9 of the ICQ resp. OSCAR protocol%s is in a subdirectory.
9710:Manual Pages
9711:The manual pages %s a small, text mode ICQ client%s, %s mICQ interactive commands%s and %s the configuration file for mICQ%s are now also available through the web.
9720:Translations
9722:Here are the most current translation files, the translated web pages and the translated man pages.
9723:The translation files may be put into the %s directory to override the installed translation files.
9724:They may safely be used with %s.
9725:lang
9726:web
9727:trans
9730:Contributing translations
9731:If your language isn't listed here, or doesn't have translated man pages or translated web pages, or the translation is too old, feel free to open a bug in the %sbug tracker%s to volunteer for as a translator.