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-@SYNTAX:attr@
-
-In SILC it is possible to retrieve detailed information about a user
-with WHOIS command by giving -details option to the WHOIS. This
-information is retrieved directly from the client, if the client
-supports it. This process is called as handling a Requested Attributes
-in WHOIS. If client does not support attributes or do not want to send
-anything then server may reply on behalf of the client.
-
-You may set your personal information that others may retrieve using
-WHOIS command. These information is set with ATTR command. By default,
-in SILC Client sending the information is allowed. If you do not want to
-allow it give command:
-
- ATTR allow OFF
-
-and your client will not reply to the requests. This usually means that
-server may not send you the request anymore at all, or may do so only
-occasionally.
-
-Adding new information is done with ATTR command as follows:
-
- ATTR <option> { <value>}
-
-If the <option> already has a value the new value will replace the old
-value. Deleting all added information for a option is done as follows:
-
- ATTR -del <option>
-
-You can see your current attributing by giving the ATTR without any
-arguments.
-
-The following options to ATTR command are available:
-
- allow
- - Info: Allow/Disallow sending of information
- - Format: ON/OFF, ON by default
- - Examples:
- ATTR allow OFF
- ATTR allow ON
-
- vcard
- - Info: Your personal information (business card)
- - Format: path to VCard file
- - Examples:
- ATTR vcard /home/foo/.silc/vcard
-
- services
- - Info: List of network services you are using
- - Format: list of <address>:<port>
- - Examples:
- ATTR services silcnet.org:706
- ATTR services silcnet.org:706 irc.org:6667
-
- status_mood
- - Info: Indication of your personal mood at the present time
- By default, setting this is aliased to MOOD command
- - Format: list of moods (moods: NORMAL, HAPPY, SAD, ANGRY,
- JEALOUS, ASHAMED, INVINCIBLE, INLOVE,
- SLEEPY, BORED, EXCITED, ANXIOUS)
- - Examples:
- ATTR status_mood HAPPY INLOVE
- MOOD SLEEPY BORED INVINCIBLE
-
- status_text
- - Info: Text message further describing your current status
- - Format: text string
- - Examples:
- ATTR status_text "Not much going on, right now..."
-
- status_message
- - Info: MIME message further describing your current status
- - Format: File path to file containing a MIME object
- - Examples:
- ATTR status_message /home/foo/.silc/message
-
- preferred_language
- - Info: Language you would like to use in SILC
- - Format: list of three letter language codes (ISO 639-2/T)
- See http://www.loc.gov/standards/iso639-2/langcodes.html
- - Examples:
- ATTR preferred_language fin
- ATTR preferred_language eng fin
-
- preferred_contact
- - Info: Contact method you prefer
- - Format: List of preferred contact methods
- (methods: NONE, EMAIL, CALL, PAGE, SMS, MMS, CHAT)
- - Examples:
- ATTR preferred_contact NONE
- ATTR preferred_contact CHAT EMAIL SMS
-
- timezone
- - Info: Send your local time and timezone
- - Format: ON/OFF, ON by default
- - Examples:
- ATTR timezone OFF
-
- geolocation
- - Info: Your current measured global location
- - Format: longitude:latitude:altitude:accuracy in meters
- - Examples:
- ATTR geolocation "60 10N:24 57W:251:20"
-
- device_info
- - Info: Type of your device you are using
- - Format: Device type:manufacturer:version:model:language
- (types: COMPUTER, MOBILE_PHONE, PDA, TERMINAL)
- - Examples:
- ATTR device_info COMPUTER:Debian:2.4:Linux:eng
- ATTR device_info PDA:Palm, Inc.:1.0:Zire:eng
-
- public_keys
- - Info: List of your public keys you want to send in the reply,
- The client automatically sends your SILC public key
- - Format: List of file paths to public key files with key type
- (silc-rsa, silc-dss, ssh-rsa, ssh-dss, pgp-sign-rsa,
- pgp-sign-dss, x509v3-sign-rsa, x509v3-sign-dss)
- NOTE: CURRENTLY SILC CLIENT SUPPORT ONLY "silc-rsa"
- PUBLIC KEY TYPE!
- - Examples:
- ATTR public_keys ssh-rsa:/home/priikone/.ssh2/ssh2.pub
- ATTR public_keys pgp-sign-rsa:/home/priikone/pgp/pgp.asc
-
-See also: WHOIS, MOOD
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