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charm

NAME

charm - Client for LiveJournal-based blogging sites

SYNOPSIS

charm [ -h, --help ]

charm [ -o, --options ]

charm [ -f, --file FILENAME ] [ -u, --user USERNAME ] [ -c, --check ] [ -i, --interval MINUTES ] [ -g, --group FRIENDGROUP ]

charm [ -f, --file FILENAME ] [ -u, --user USERNAME ] [ -z, --sync ] [ -a, --archive DIR ]

charm [ -f, --file FILENAME ] [ -u, --user USERNAME ] [ -l, --login ] [ -n, --nologin ] [ -d, --drafts DIR ] [ -a, --archive DIR ] [ -r, --resume DRAFTFILE ] [ -T, --template TEMPLATE ] [ -x, --xpost ARCHIVEFILE ] [ -q, --quick ] [ -j, --journal JOURNAL ] [ -s, --subject SUBJECT ] [ -p, --permit PERMISSION ] [ -m, --mood MOOD ] [ -k, --pic KEYWORD ] [ -t, --tag TAG ] [ -M, --music MUSIC ] [ -A, --autodetect ] [ --autoformat STATUS ] [ --backdate STATUS ] [ --comments STATUS ] [ --noemail STATUS ]

DESCRIPTION

Charm is a client for LiveJournal, Blogger, and other blogging sites that support the LiveJournal protocol, the Atom API, or the MetaWeb API. It can be used for posting, editing, journal administration, offline synchronization, and checking for friend updates.

GENERAL OPTIONS

-h, --help

Print a help message.

-o, --options

Print the posting options.

-f, --file FILENAME

Specify the configuration file to read at startup.

-u, --user USERNAME

Specify the journal user to perform operations as.

FRIENDS-CHECKING OPTIONS

-c, --check

Utilize friends-checking mode.

-i, --interval MINUTES

Specify how many minutes to wait between checks.

-g, --group FRIENDGROUP

Specify which friend groups to limit check to. Can be specified multiple times.

SYNCHRONIZATION OPTIONS

-z, --sync

Utilize synchronization (journal download) mode.

-a, --archive DIRECTORY

Save synchronized posts to this directory.

POSTING OPTIONS

-l, --login

Log in when Charm is started.

-n, --nologin

Do not log in when Charm is started.

-d, --drafts DIRECTORY

Use this directory to save in-progress journal entry drafts.

-a, --archive DIRECTORY

Use this directory to save completed posts.

-r, --resume DRAFTFILE

Resume a previous session, reading from this saved draft file.

-T, --template TEMPLATE

Read the content of this template file at startup, pre-populating the post.

-x, --xpost ARCHIVEFILE

Prepare to cross-post, reading from a saved archive file.

-q, --quick

Non-interactive mode. Read journal entry text from standard input, and post it immediately, rather than using the menu-based interactive editing.

-j, --journal JOURNAL

Specify the journal to post to.

-s, --subject "SUBJECT"

Use this as the subject line of the journal entry.

-p, --permit PERMISSION

Use this for the post permissions. Can be "public", "private", "friends", or a list of friend groups separated by commas.

-m, --mood MOOD

Use this for the mood of this entry.

-k, --pic KEYWORD

Use this picture keyword for the userpic of this entry.

-t, --tag TAG

Use this tag for this entry.

-M, --music "MUSIC"

Use this as the music for this entry.

-A, --autodetect

Use XMMS to automatically determine what music to use for this entry.

--autoformat=[on|off]

Let the site automatically HTML format this post, or do it ourselves?

--backdate=[on|off]

Backdate this entry, so it does not show up on the friends pages of our friends?

--comments=[on|off]

Allow people to post comments on this entry?

--noemail=[on|off]

Do not send us email when someone posts a comment on this entry?

ENVIRONMENT

VISUAL

The default editor to use for writing entries.

EDITOR

The default editor to use for writing entries, if VISUAL is not set.

PAGER

The default pager to use when previewing entries.

BROWSER

The default Web browser to use when viewing a journal.

HTTP_PROXY

The HTTP proxy to use, if any, in the format site:port

FILES

~/.charmrc

The default location of the charmrc file for a user.

MANUAL

There is a full manual for Charm. It can usually be found in /usr/share/doc/charm/charm.html

SEE ALSO

charmrc(5)

AUTHOR

Lydia Leong (evilhat@livejournal.com)