What it has |
Variable substitution allows you to make the output look
however you want it to look.
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Script execution allows you to define targets which will
execute programs, as well as enabling you to allow system
users to write their own program to be executed when they
are fingered.
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Complete configurability -- zkfingerd aims to give you
completely control over what it does and when.
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Basic HTTP support, including a workaround that detects
the differences between browsers that send the "//" in
a finger URL as part of the query and those that don't.
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Public file areas allow users to make the contents of
directories available to anyone who asks for them.
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What it doesn't have |
Support for faces. Sorry. But hey, that's the great thing
about open source: if I didn't write it, you can. :-)
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