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TekNap [-anpcrvHACNS] [nickname] [server list]
TekNap is a console Napster client. It has powerful scripting features based on BitchX(1) and EPIC(1) scripting, support for both Napster and opennap servers, and a full-screen browse/search mode.
TekNap 1.0 20000701
-a
Adds default servers and command line servers to the server list.
-n [nickname]
Nickname to use.
-p
Request password to use.
-r [filename]
Use [filename] for the server list.
-v
Tells you about the client's version.
-C
Create an account on the server.
-N
Do not auto-connect to the first server.
-S [refnum]
Starting server to use.
-A
Talk to napigator.com and download the server list from there.
-H ip
Specify a ip to use for the connection. Also called a vhost.
-c
Set's napster.com compatibility mode
-s
Windows only. Runs a setup routine which directly modifies autoexec.bat
TekNap
uses a few environment variables to configure the client. These can be set accordingly depending upon which shell you are using. If you use BASH(1), ZSH(1) or KSH(1) you use the syntax: export VARNAME="value" and place it in either ~/.profile or ~/.<shellname>rc. If you use CSH(1) or TCSH(1) you use the syntax: setenv VARNAME="value" and place it in either ~/.profile, ~/.<shellname>rc. Below is the the list of variables.
NAPNICK
Default nickname when connecting to a server.
NAPPASS
Default password to use when connecting to a server.
NAPSERVER
Default server list, space delimited, server:port:nick:pass:meta.
NAPPORT
Default server port to connect to.
NAPPATH
Same as LOAD_PATH setting.
NAPLIB
Path of the library of scripts.
SHELL
Shell to use.
SHELL_FLAGS
Shell flags for default.
The latest version of TekNap is always available via anonymous FTP at the following address: ftp.teknap.com or via the webpage at: http://www.teknap.com
dialtone <[email protected]> <dialtone@opennap>
Colten Edwards <[email protected]> <q@opennap>