kgb-client - relay commits to KGB servers

--confconfigurationfile
           Specifies the path to kgb-client configuration file.

       Configuration options (except --conf, --fake and --relay-msg) may be specified both in the  configuration
       file  and  on the command line. Usually you want to have all the options in a configuration file, because
       having passwords on the command line is insecure. The configuration file also  gives  more  control,  for
       example it supports multiple servers and multiple ways of detection of branch and module names.

       See  kgb-client.conf(5)  for  available configuration options. Unless noted otherwise, all the options in
       the configuration file can also be used on command line, prefixing them with two dashes.  E.g.  "repo-id"
       becomes "--repo-id".

       Options given on the command line take precedence over configuration file.

kgb-client  is  the client counterpart of kgb-bot(1). It is intended to be used as a hook in your version
       control system, executed after the repository gets updated. It analyzes the commit(s) and then relays the
       information to the KGB server, which will show it on IRC.

       If  invoked with the --fake option, kgb-client will send a fake commit to the servers. This is useful for
       testing client-server communication independently from VCS setup.

       When the --relay-msg option is given, there is no repository to be  inspected.  Instead,  the  non-option
       command  line  arguments are passed verbatim to the bot to display on IRC. This can be used for real-time
       notification about other events like bug submissions etc.

       kgb-client - relay commits to KGB servers

kgb-client.conf(5)
       App::KGB::Client
       App::KGB::Client::Subversion
       App::KGB::Client::Git
       App::KGB::Client::CVS

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Subversion
       Installation requires calling kgb-client with two command line arguments, like this:

           /path/to/kgb-client "$REPOS" "$REV"

       pathtothesubversionrepository
           This is the physical path to the Subversion repository. Something like /srv/svn/my-reporevision
           This is the revision number of the commit, that has triggered the hook.

       Both these arguments are supplied to the standard Subversion post-commit hooks.

   Gitkgb-client shall be installed as a post-receive hook. Something along the following shall do:

           #!/bin/sh
           exec /path/to/kgb-client --conf /path/to.conf ...

       By default, kgb-client will read the reflog information from standard input as  any  standard  Git  post-
       receive hook. See --git-reflog option if something else is wanted.

       There  are other ways to give kgb-client information about Git reflog, mostly useful when debugging on in
       unusual situations. See App::KGB::Client::Git.

       The following settings can be configured via git-config(1):

       conf
       web-link

   CVSkgb-client shall be installed in the loginfo file in the "CVSROOT" module of the CVS repository. It shall
       be given two arguments -- the repository root, and the directory in which the changes are being made.

       For example:

           ALL /path/to/kgb-client --conf /path/to.conf ... "$CVSROOT" "%p"

kgb-client --conf /path/to/config [other-option ...]
       kgb-client --uri http://some.server:port/service --password password --repo-id repository --repository
       svn|git|cvs --timeout timeout-in-seconds --single-line-commits off|forced|auto --use-irc-notices
       --web-link template --short-url-service service --status-dir directory --[no]-use-color
       --message-template template --batch-messages --dry-run
       kgb-clientoption... /svn/reporevisionkgb-clientoption... old-revnew-revref-namekgb-clientoption... $CVSROOT "%p"
       kgb-clientoption... --fake
       kgb-clientoption... --relay-msg message...
       kgb-client --help
       kgb-client --man