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err is a plugin based chatbot designed to be easily extensible
err is a plugin based chatbot designed to be easily deployable, extensible and maintainable. It allows you to start scripts interactively from your chatrooms for any reason: random humour, starting a build, monitoring commits, triggering alerts ... It is really easy to add your own feature. Features Backends support: - XMPP : Tested with hipchat, openfire and Jabber but should be compatible with any standard XMPP servers. - CampFire support - Supports MUCs (chatrooms) - Local Graphical Console (for testing/dev) - Local Text Console (for testing/dev) -
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Tool for launch custom scripts on remote host over xmpp. User may configure jabber bot for executing differing scripts on his host computer and send stdout as message response over xmpp. Request allowed only for users from list in configs.
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JabberCommander is a tool made in Java that makes a connection between the computer and a Jabber Client (eg. Google Talk) allowing the user to send order to the computer: launch programs and scripts, retrieve the output of certain commands (ls,ps,dir...)
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