Present - Programming - SCLJ
Last updated: 2003-09-10
This is a GPL'ed Perl script to update your LiveJournal from Linux, FreeBSD, and Solaris. It will likely work with, but has never been tested on, other Unix-like platforms. If you don't have Term::ReadKey, you'll need to check to make sure that the commands given in $ECHO_ON and $ECHO_OFF ('stty -echo' and 'stty echo') actually do stop echoing. They will work on the systems I've been able to test on.
For major updates, watch the sclj community on LiveJournal. I'll try to make a status report weekly at SourceForge as well.
Latest: Version 3.0.2 full (this is the one you probably want), patch against 3.0.1, or patch against 3.0, released 2003-09-10.
Older: 3.0.1 full or patch against 3.0 (2003-09-09), 3.0 (2003-07-30), 2.7 (2003-06-17), 2.6.1 full or patch against 2.6 (2003-04-23), 2.6 (2003-03-22), 2.5 (2002-09-14), 2.4 (2001-12-05), 2.4-pre. Previous versions have been lost, as they were all developed on top of. If you really want, you can roll them back manually by reading the Changes file and undoing them ;)
Version 3.0 or later: When creating a server in scljed, enter the name of the server for the address. If the port and path are the same as shown in square brackets in the prompt, leave them blank.
Version 2.6 to 2.7: After the rc file creator asks about
setting up a proxy, it will ask about the server to use. Say 'y' at this point.
For server name, enter the name of the server, e.g.
www.ujournal.org
. The port and path may generally be left blank,
in which case the setting shown in the example will be used.
Version 2.5 or earlier: Start the client and create the rc
file. When it asks for a password, hit Control-C. (If you don't have
Term::ReadKey, you might need to run "stty echo" at this point.) Then edit
$HOME/.livejournal/rc, and add the line (substitute the server name for
www.ujournal.org if necessary):
host:www.ujournal.org
Note that this file doesn't support any sort of comments. Save and quit, and
everything should Just Work(tm). If you're using a different LJ-based service,
such as DeadJournal, put their server in place of www.ujournal.org.
This page is Copyright 2003 C. Daelhousen <loonxtall@hotmail.com> and covered by the legal page for the Present.