NAME

rtconsole - RT text client console

VERSION

version 0.1

USAGE

    rtconsole [options]

OPTIONS

Options can be set --like=this, --like this, or -l this

--server server_name

Specify the RT server

--user user_name

Specify the user to connect to the server

--pass password

Specify the password to connect to the server

--download-dir download_directory

Specify the directory to use to download and store files (from a ticket attachment for instance).

--view-image

Specify the command line to execute to display image. %s will be replaced by the file name.

--view-text

Specify the command line to execute to display text. %s will be replaced by the file name.

--config-file filename

Specify the config file to read. Default $HOME/.rtconsolerc

--generate-config

Generates the config file

--help

Print this help

--version

Print the program name and version, then exit

--debug

Outputs errors and debug messages on STDERR. enable this to see what's going wrong. I recommend redirecting STDERR to a temp file to avoid breaking the display

DESCRIPTION

rtconsole is a text client to RT using ncurses.

FILES

The config file $HOME/.rtconsolerc (see the --config-file option) can be use to set options. The format is .ini file style. Here is an example with all possible keys/values for now :

  [connection]
  server=rt.cpan.org
  user=dams
  pass=my_password

  [files]
  download_dir=/some/directory     # where to store attachments
  view_image=/usr/bin/cacaview %s  # how to display an image (%s in the filename)
  view_text=/usr/bin/nano %s       # how to display a text (%s in the filename)

There are 2 sections for now : connection and files. More will be added in the next versions of this software.

You can generate the config file by using --generate-config. It'll be saved at the location specified with --config-file, or at the default location ($HOME/.rtconsolerc)

AUTHOR

Damien "dams" Krotkine (DAMS@CPAN.org)

BUGS

There are undoubtedly serious bugs lurking somewhere in this code. Bug reports and other feedback are most welcome.

COPYRIGHT

Copyright (c) 2007, Damien Krotkine. All Rights Reserved. This module is free software. It may be used, redistributed and/or modified under the terms of Perl itself