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ncidmodules: Popup Caller ID using KDE

NAME

ncid-kpopup - Popup Caller ID using KDE

ncid-page - send Caller ID to a pager or cell phone

ncid-samba - send Caller ID to samba to create a popup

ncid-speak - send Caller ID to a text-to-speach program

ncid-mythtv - display Caller ID on MythTV using mythtvosd

ncid-skel - display Caller ID on stdout in a terminal window

ncid-tivo - display Caller ID on TiVo using text2osd

ncid-yac - Send Caller ID to YAC listeners

SYNOPSIS

ncid --no-gui [--ring #] [--message] --call-prog --program ncid-page

ncid --no-gui [--message] --call-prog --program ncid-kpopup

ncid --no-gui [--message] --call-prog --program ncid-samba

ncid --no-gui [--message] --call-prog --program ncid-speak

ncid --no-gui [--message] --call-prog --program ncid-mythtv

ncid --no-gui [--message] --call-prog --program ncid-skel

ncid --no-gui [--message] --call-prog --program ncid-tivo

ncid --no-gui [--message] --call-prog --program ncid-yac

DESCRIPTION

These are ncid output modules and are normally located in the /usr/share/ncid directory.

The client, ncid, can be configured to call any one module. It cannot call multiple modules, but multiple ncid clients can be used each calling a different output module.

The ncid-skel output module is used as a template for writing a shell script output module. All it does is send the Caller ID data to standard output. This makes it useful for troubleshooting.

Each output module can be independently configured using /etc/ncid/ncidmodules.conf

FILES

/etc/ncid/ncidmodules.conf