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The first time the Zephyr Utility runs (and each time after a reboot),
the Zephyr Host Manager (zhm) daemon needs to be started.
The Zephyr Utility will detect when zhm needs to be started
and will ask you to supply an Admin account and password to start it.
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If you don't have a Kerberos TGT (ticket granting ticket),
which is needed to obtain a Zephyr Kerberos Ticket,
the Zephyr Utility will ask you to supply your Net-Id and Net-Id
password to obtain the Kerberos TGT.
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Write to another user via Zephyr.
The "To:" field can accept additional options. This is useful when you
want to override a default or preference setting just for this one time.
The Zephyr Utility understands the following options:
[-a ] [-d ] [-v ] [-q ] [-t ] [-u ] [-o ] [-n ] [-C ] [-O opcode] [-s signature] [-c class] [-i instance] [-r realm] [-f arg ] {user ... | class,instance[,recipient[@realm]]} [-m message]
- -a
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Causes zwrite to send the message authenticated, using Kerberos to
perform the authentication.
- -d
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Causes zwrite to send the message unauthenticated.
- -v
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Causes zwrite to print what type of message it is sending, and whether
or not it was successful.
- -q
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Forces zwrite to suppress information about whether or not the message
was sent.
- -t
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Prevents zwrite from expanding tabs in the message into appropriate
spaces.
- -u
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Allows you to send an urgent message. This changes the zephyr instance
of the message to "URGENT". Some Zephyr clients may not handle an
urgent instance.
- -o
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Causes zwrite to ignore the Zephyr variables zwrite-class,
zwrite-inst, and zwrite-opcode when picking a default class, instance,
and opcode.
- -n
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Prevents zwrite from sending a PING message to verify the recipient is
subscribing to messages. If the PING is sent, and the server response
indicates there are no recipients subscribed to your message, zwrite
exits without sending a message. When the -m option is used, no PING
is sent.
- -C
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Prepends a "CC:" line to the body of the message indicating the
recipients of the message. This is strictly a convenience: the
presence of a "CC:" line at the top of a zephyr body does not
necessarily indicate that this option was used, or that the message
really was sent to the listed users, and its lack doesn't indicate that
the message was not sent to multiple users.
- -O opcode
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Allows you to specify a different opcode for the message. Some
Zephyr notice display programs may use the opcode to decide how to
display a notice.
- -s signature
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Sets the signature to be included in the message. This overrides other
signature settings. A signature argument of "" leaves the signature in
the message empty.
- -c class
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Allows you to specify a different class for the message.
- -i instance
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Allows you to specify a different instance than the default.
- -r realm
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Allows you to specify a different realm for the message, if
the server supports inter-realm Zephyr.
- -f arg
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Allows you to specify an argument to be interpreted as a filesystem
specification.
- user [user ...]
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Specify the Net-Id or list of Net-Ids (space separated) of the users
that you want to send a message to.
- class,instance[,recipient[@realm]]
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Specify the class, instanace, recipient and realm that you want to
send a message to. This syntax is a short-cut to specifying these
options using -c, -i, and -r.
- -m message
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The Zephyr Utility sends the remaining arguments in the "To" field as
the message. This overrides any message that is in the message field.
If used, this option must be specified last.
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Tell other people via Zephyr that you aren't around.
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Watch location Status
Check to watch your location status. If you are locatable anywhere, no
auto-replies will be sent.
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Use file:
Use the message file specified as the body of the auto-reply message.
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Use message:
Use the message specified as the body of the auto-reply message.
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Click the
button to execute zaway. Information resulting from executing the zaway
command will be displayed in the results field.
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Click the
button to reset the zaway settings with your zaway preferences.
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When zaway is started, a window will be displayed:
You can not use any of the other Zephyr Utility functions until zaway
is stopped. To stop zaway, click the
button.
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Zephyr control program.
The following control options are available from the
menu:
- List contents of the subscriptions file
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(zctl list)
List contents of current subscriptions file. Any macros in the file are
displayed verbatim and not expanded.
- Subscribe and add to the subscriptions file
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(zctl add class instance [recipient])
Subscribe to class, instance, recipient, and add this triplet to the
subscriptions file.
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(zctl subscribe class instance [recipient])
Subscribe to class, instance, recipient, but don't add this triplet to
the subscriptions file.
- Unsubscribe and remove from the subscriptions file
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(zctl delete class instance recipient)
Unsubscribe to class, instance, recipient and remove this triplet from
the subscriptions file.
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(zctl unsubscribe class instance [recipient])
Unsubscribe to class, instance, recipient, but don't
remove this triplet from the subscriptions file.
- Unsubscribe and add to the subscriptions file as an un-subscription
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(zctl add_unsubscription class instance [recipient])
Unsubscribe to class, instance, recipient, and add this triplet to the
subscriptions file as an un-subscription.
- Unsubscribe and remove from the subscriptions file as an un-subscription
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(zctl delete_unsubscription class instance [recipient])
Unsubscribe to class, instance, recipient, and remove this triplet from
the subscriptions file as an un-subscription.
- Cancel all subscriptions
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(zctl cancel)
Cancel all subscriptions.
- Save all current subscriptions
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(zctl save)
Save all current subscriptions (as returned by the Zephyr server) into
current subscriptions file.
- Subscribe to all subscriptions and unsubscribe to all un-subscriptions
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(zctl load)
Subscribe to all subscription triplets and unsubscribe to all
un-subscription triplets in current subscriptions file.
- Unsubscribe to all subscriptions (un-subscriptions are ingnored)
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(zctl unload)
Unsubscribe to all subscription triplets in current subscriptions file.
Un-subscriptions in the file are ignored.
- Flush all location information
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(zctl flush_locs)
Tell the Zephyr servers to flush all location information associated
with the user.
- Flush all state associated with the current h
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(zctl hm_flush)
Tell the HostManager, zhm, to ask the server to flush all state
associated with the current host.
- Hide your location
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(zctl hide)
Hide your location as maintained by the Zephyr server. This does not
affect the value of the exposure variable.
- Unhide your location
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(zctl unhide)
Make your location as maintained by the Zephyr server visible. This
does not affect the value of the exposure variable.
- Retrieve all current subscriptions from the Zephyr server
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(zctl retrieve)
Retrieve all current subscriptions from the Zephyr server. These
include subscriptions that might have been made by other programs, such
as znol.
- Retrieve the default subscription list from the Zephyr server
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(zctl defaults)
- Set a Zephyr variable
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(zctl set variable [value])
Set the value of Zephyr variable to value, or null if no value is
specified.
- Delete a Zephyr variable
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(zctl unset variable)
Delete the definitions of the specified Zephyr varible.
- Show a Zephyr variable
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(zctl show variable)
Show the value of the specified Zephyr variable
- Tell zwgc to exit
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(zctl wg_exit)
Tell the WindowGram client, zwgc, to exit.
- Tell zwgc to reread its description file
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(zctl wg_read)
Tell the WindowGram client, zwgc, to reread its description file.
- Tell zwgc to stop accepting Zephyr notices
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(zctl wg_shutdown)
Tell the WindowGram client, zwgc, to shutdown. This causes it
to ignore all notices until a wg_startup command is issued.
- Tell zwgc to start accepting Zephyr notices
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(zctl wg_startup)
Tell the WindowGram client, zwgc, to start accepting notices
again. This is useful after a wg_shutdown command has been issued.
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Notify you via Zephyr when you have to leave.
You are reminded 5 minutes and 1 minute before the actual time, at the
time, and every minute thereafter.
All times are converted to a 12 hour clock, and assumed to be in the
next 12 hours.
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What time do you want to leave?
Select the hour and minutes from the "Hour:" and "Minute:"
menus.
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Append this message to the standard message:
If checked and a message is specified, the message is appended to the
standard message (a sentence describing how much time remains until the
appointed hour) sent at appropriate times.
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Click the
button to start zleave. Information resulting from executing the zwrite
command will be displayed in the results field.
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Click the
button to stop zleave. Information resulting from canceling the zwrite
command will be displayed in the results field. If you quit the Zephyr
Utility before the notification has occured, it will cancel zleave for
you.
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Click the
button to reset the zleave settings with your zleave preference
settings.
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Find a user using Zephyr.
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Notify via Zephyr upon login or logout of interesting people.
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Set znol on/off
Turns notification on or off. This provides a way for you to be
notified when interesting people log in or out.
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List people who are currently logged in
Causes znol to just list the people in the namelist file who are
currently logged in, without subscribing to the login messages.
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Use file:
Check this to use the namelist file specified as the list of the
interesting users.
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Use user:
Check this to use the user specified as the only interesting
user.
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Click the
button to execute znol. Information resulting from executing the znol
command will be displayed in the results field.
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Click the
button to reset the znol settings with your znol preferences.
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Display Zephyr statistics.
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Zephyr Windowgram Client program.
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menu.
button to send the message. Information resulting from executing the
zwrite command will be displayed in the results field.
button to clear the message.
button.
button.
button to start zwgc in the mode specified. Information resulting from
executing the zwgc command will be displayed in the results field.
button to stop zwgc. Information resulting from executing the "zctl
wg_exit" command will be displayed in the results field. When zwgc is
stopped, you will not receive any Zephyr messages, but you can continue
to use all of the rest of the Zephyr Utility features.
