XMPP(1)                     General Commands Manual                    XMPP(1)   NAME       xmpp - XMPP client SYNOPSIS       xmpp [ -n nick ] [ -r resource ] [ -p ] [ -h ] [ -y ] jid | jid@server DESCRIPTION       xmpp is a simple XMPP client.        It supports multi-user chat (MUC).  Server-side bookmarks are used to       join specific MUCs automatically on connect. TLS is required, SCRAM-       SHA-1, DIGEST-MD5 and PLAIN authentication methods are supported.  The       latter is enabled using -y option. Thumbprints of trusted servers are       expected to be in /sys/lib/tls/xmpp, see thumbprint(6).        -p enables "joined"/"left" messages, which are disabled by default.        -h allows MUCs to send out "discussion history".        The command language understood by xmpp is as follows:       /j [jid[/nick] [passwd]]             join MUC       /p [target]             part MUC       /q data             send raw data to the server       /t target             cycle through matching targets       /w [target]             get list of active nicks in the MUC       /W [target]             get list of all nicks in the MUC       /b             list bookmarked MUCs       /b+             bookmark current MUC       /b-             remove current MUC from bookmarks       /a target affiliation             set affiliation (for a target in MUC)       /a [room]             get affiliations for a room (current one if no args given)       /me ...             "/me"-style message       /m             start multiline message (end with a dot on a single line)       /n nick             set nick for current MUC       /r             show roster (list online contacts)       /R             show roster (show offline and jids)       /r+ (jid|target) [name]             subscribe/approve, add to roster       /r- target             unsubscribe/decline, remove from roster       /s [room]             show current subject       /S [room]             start new subject (end with a dot on a single line)        Affiliations are: none, owner, admin, member, outcast.        The target can be specified as follows:       room@domain            a specific room       room@domain/nick       private chat (MUC)       Wernher                private chat (roster, name)       wernher@paperclip.gov  private chat (roster, jid)        Assuming you previously joined a MUC pravda@cc.cpsu.su, you can quickly       switch to private chat with kgbvax as follows:       /t pravda/kgbvax       /t pr/kgb       /t p/k SOURCE       https://git.sr.ht/~ft/xmpp BUGS       Of course. NOTES       XMPP sucks. XML sucks.                                                                          XMPP(1)