LinuxTaRT - generates email signatures
TaRT generates email signatures based on a variety of rules and
settings. It can make use of a template to allow the user to produce 100%
customized signatures.
- -a, --add
- Prompt for a new tagline and enter it into the tagline database. (requires
write permission on database file).
- -d, --display
- Display current signature and exit.
- -h, --help
- Display a help message and exit.
- -k, --kill
- Terminate TaRT in daemon mode.
- -p, --proc
- Display current status and PID (if applicable).
- -l, --license
- Display software license.
- -s, --setup
- Run built-in configuration tool.
- --daemon
<seconds>
- Start in daemon momde and wait <seconds> seconds between
updates.
- --template
<filename>
- Run TaRT with the custom file specified here.
- --config
<filename>
- Run TaRT with the config file specified here.
The following options may be set in the configuration file. The
command line parameters will override other settings.
- +/-c
- Enable/disable signature centering. (disabled)
- +/-cust
- Build signature based on template. (enabled)
- +/-n
- Enable/disable date in signature. (enabled)
- +/-q
- Enable/disable quiet mode. (disabled)
- +/-sd
- Enable/disable special dates. (enabled)
- +/-v
- Enable/disable TaRT version information in signature. (enabled)
- ~/.tartrc
- Configuration file, the location and name of the following files can be
set here.
- /etc/tart.tags
- Tagline database. Contains taglines, one per line.
- ~/.signature
- File where signature is written.
- ~/.tart-tustom
- Signature template.
- ~/.tartdates
- List of special dates.
- HOME
- Specifies the users home directory
To run TaRT using default or stored settings:
tart
To run TaRT quietly:
tart +q
To run TaRT as a daemon and generate a new signature every 5
minutes:
tart --daemon 300
This man page was written for LinuxTaRT version 3.08
Mark Veinot <mveinot@gmail.com>