• Logons on Twitter

    From Mauro Veiga@1:103/705 to ECHICKEN on Tue Jan 17 11:23:00 2017
    Quoting Echicken to Tony at 01-14-17 19:54 <=-

    So, I just made this:

    http://cvs.synchro.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/xtrn/twitter/

    There's some info in the readme.txt file there. It could be a bit
    easier to use, but there's enough to get started with.

    I installed and enjoy logon notifications on Twitter.

    Is it possible set to have nntp and http logon notifications too?
    And on when user posting messages?


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  • From echicken@1:103/705 to Mauro Veiga on Tue Jan 17 10:01:34 2017
    Re: Logons on Twitter
    By: Mauro Veiga to ECHICKEN on Tue Jan 17 2017 11:23:00

    Is it possible set to have nntp and http logon notifications too?

    It's possible, but depends on your comfort level with javascript.

    For NNTP, changes would need to be made to nntpservice.js following any successful login() call.

    For HTTP, some code would need to be inserted into a script. Which script and where would depend on what web interface you're using.

    In both cases the code would be very similar to the example in readme.txt.

    And on when user posting messages?

    Possibly. You can configure an External Program to Execute on Event -> Message Posted. I'm not sure if that applies outside of the terminal (telnet/ssh) server, or if the external program gets any information about the user, sub, or message.

    I have an idea for something that would be "useful" for this and a few other things, though. I may do some work on it soon.

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  • From Mauro Veiga@1:103/705 to ECHICKEN on Wed Jan 18 10:25:00 2017
    Quoting Echicken to Mauro Veiga at 01-17-17 10:01 <=-

    Re: Logons on Twitter
    By: Mauro Veiga to ECHICKEN on Tue Jan 17 2017 11:23:00

    Is it possible set to have nntp and http logon notifications too?

    It's possible, but depends on your comfort level with javascript.

    For NNTP, changes would need to be made to nntpservice.js following
    any successful login() call.

    For HTTP, some code would need to be inserted into a script. Which
    script and where would depend on what web interface you're using.

    In both cases the code would be very similar to the example in
    readme.txt.

    Think I do not have knowledge for this. :-(

    And on when user posting messages?

    Possibly. You can configure an External Program to Execute on Event
    Message Posted. I'm not sure if that applies outside of the terminal
    (telnet/ssh) server, or if the external program gets any information
    about the user, sub, or message.

    Yes! It works! 8-)

    [[+[[][?]----------------------------------------------------------------+[
    [[[ Command: ?tweet.js "%A post message" [[ [[+----------------------------------------------------------------------+[

    I have an idea for something that would be "useful" for this and a few other things, though. I may do some work on it soon.

    Cool! :-)

    Thanks, Echicken!


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