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NAME
       Profanity - a simple console based XMPP chat client.


SYNOPSIS
       profanity [-vh] [-l level] [-a account]


DESCRIPTION
       Profanity  is a simple lightweight console based XMPP chat client. Its emphasis is on having a simple and
       configurable command driven UI, see the homepage at:

       <https://profanity-im.github.io>


OPTIONS
       -v, --version
              Show version and build information.

       -h, --help
              Show help on command line arguments.

       -a, --account ACCOUNT
              Auto connect to an account on startup, ACCOUNT must be an existing account.

       -c, --config
              Use an alternative config file.

       -l, --log LEVEL
              Set the logging level, LEVEL may be set to DEBUG, INFO (the default), WARN or ERROR.

       -f, --logfile
              Specify a different logfile

       -t, --theme THEME
              Specify  which   theme   to   use.    THEME   must   be   one   of   the   themes   installed   in
              $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/profanity/themes


KEYBINDINGS
       Tab, Shift+Tab
              Tab  completion next, previous.  Works for commands, nicks and quotes (when input line starts with
              >).

       ALT+1..Alt-0 or F1..F10
              Choose window 1..10.

       ALT+q..Alt-p (in QWERTY layout)
              Choose window 11..20.

       ALT+LEFT
              Choose previous chat window.

       ALT+RIGHT
              Choose next chat window.

       PAGEUP Page the active window up.

       PAGEDOWN
              Page the active window down.

       ALT+PAGEUP
              Page the occupants or roster panel up.

       ALT+PAGEDOWN
              Page the occupants or roster panel down.

       ALT+a  Jump to the next unread window.

       ALT+v  Mark current window for later reading with an attention flag.

       ALT+m  Switch between windows marked with the attention flag.

       ALT+c  Run external editor (see profanity-editor(1)) for current input line.

       CTRL+DOWN
              Store current input line in history but do not execute it.

       Note: Profanity is using GNU Readline library to handle input so default  configuration  file  ~/.inputrc
       affects  operation.  In  addition  to  that  $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/profanity/inputrc is read after all default
       keybindigs are set so one can override or add settings there. For reference, see Readline  documentation:
       info  readline  "Command  Line  Editing" "Readline Init File" "Readline Init File Syntax" and the list of
       available Profanity commands in inputwin.c.  Standard Readline keybindings are supported,  including  C-r
       for interactive history search and C-x C-r for reloading inputrc without restart.


USING PROFANITY
       The user guide can be found at <https://profanity-im.github.io/userguide.html>.


ENCRYPTION
       Profanity supports various kinds of encryption: OMEMO, OTR, PGP, OX.  You can only enable one of them per
       correspondent at a time.

       OMEMO  OMEMO  (/omemo)  is  defined in XEP-0384. It uses an implementation of the Signal protocol for key
              management and to synchronize messages among different clients. It works even when  other  clients
              are offline. And offers Perfect Forward Secrecy and Plausible deniability. Servers need to support
              PEP  (XEP-0163).  We implement the "siacs" version of OMEMO. Version 0.3.0, which is currently the
              widest adopted option.  OMEMO is the only  encryption  option  in  Profanity  that  also  supports
              encryption for MUCs (XEP-0045) and file transfer via HTTP upload (XEP-0363).

       OTR    OTR  (/otr)  is defined in XEP-0364. It uses a combination of the AES symmetric-key algorithm, the
              Diffie–Hellman key exchange, and the SHA-1 hash function. It offers  deniable  authentication  and
              Perfect  Forward Secrecy. To initialize a session both clients need to be online at the same time.
              A session is between two clients, so multiclient chats are not working. Which is a feature  not  a
              bug. OTR does by design not work for MUCs.

       OpenPGP
              OpenPGP (/pgp) is defined in XEP-0027. Is uses a public and secret key. It is also known as Legacy
              OpenPGP  and  has  been deprecated. It doesn't provide protection against replay attacks. MUCs and
              file transfer via HTTP upload are not specified and thus not supported.

       OX     OX (/ox) is defined in XEP-0373 and XEP-0374. It's a more modern way to use OpenPGP  on  XMPP  and
              tries to fix the shortcomings of legacy XEP-0027. Servers need to support PEP (XEP-0163). MUCs and
              file transfer via HTTP upload are not specified and thus not supported.

       DETAILS
              For    more    details    read    the    relevant    XEPs    and   look   at   the   overview   at
              <https://wiki.xmpp.org/web/XMPP_E2E_Security>


TERMINOLOGY
       There is some XMPP specific terminology that might be unknown for fresh users. We will  try  to  describe
       them here since they are often references in the help and man pages.

       JID    Stands  for  Jabber  ID. It refers to an XMPP address. Historically XMPP was also known as Jabber.
              MAM Stands for Message Archive Management (XEP-0313) and describes the ability to  store  messages
              on  the  server  and retrieve them later.  MUC Stands for Mutli-User Chats (XEP-0045) and are also
              called, groups, group chats, chatrooms or conferences.  Roster The roster is your contact list. By
              default displayed at the right side on the console window. See RFC6121.  XEP XMPP is aa extendable
              protocol. There are core features and optional features described  in  XMPP  Extension  Protocols,
              short XEPs.


SEE ALSO
       Profanity  itself  has a lot of built-in help. Check the /help command for more information.  Type "/help
       help" for information on how to use help itself.  Profanity ships with one man  page  for  each  built-in
       command, e.g. there is profanity-account(1) for /account.


CONFIGURATION
       Configuration  for  Profanity  is  stored  in $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/profanity/profrc , details on commands for
       configuring Profanity can be found at <https://profanity-im.github.io/reference.html> or  the  respective
       built-in help or man pages.


BUGS
       Bugs can either be reported by raising an issue at the Github issue tracker:

       <https://github.com/profanity-im/profanity/issues>

       or to the mailing list at:

       <https://lists.posteo.de/listinfo/profanity>


LICENSE
       Copyright  (C)  2012 - 2019 James Booth <boothj5web@gmail.com>.  Copyright (C) 2019 - 2023 Michael Vetter
       <jubalh@iodoru.com>.  License GPLv3+: GNU GPL version 3 or later  <https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html>
       This  is  free software; you are free to change and redistribute it.  There is NO WARRANTY, to the extent
       permitted by law.


AUTHORS/CREDITS
       Profanity was created by James Booth <boothj5web@gmail.com> with many contributions from others, see  the
       full list at: <https://github.com/profanity-im/profanity/graphs/contributors>

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