NAME

       /account - the Profanity /account command.

DESCRIPTION

       Commands  for  creating  and  managing  accounts.  Calling  with no arguments will display
       information for the current account.

SYNOPSIS

       /account

       /account list

       /account show <account>

       /account enable|disable <account>

       /account default set <account>

       /account default off

       /account add <account>

       /account remove <account>

       /account rename <account> <newaccount>

       /account set <account> jid <jid>

       /account set <account> server <server>

       /account set <account> port <port>

       /account set <account> status <presence>

       /account set <account> status last

       /account set <account> <presence> <priority>

       /account set <account> resource <resource>

       /account set <account> password <password>

       /account set <account> eval_password <command>

       /account set <account> muc <service>

       /account set <account> nick <nick>

       /account set <account> otr <policy>

       /account set <account> pgpkeyid <pgpkeyid>

       /account set <account> startscript <script>

       /account set <account> tls force|allow|trust|legacy|disable

       /account set <account> auth default|legacy

       /account set <account> theme <theme>

       /account clear <account> password

       /account clear <account> eval_password

       /account clear <account> server

       /account clear <account> port

       /account clear <account> otr

       /account clear <account> pgpkeyid

       /account clear <account> startscript

       /account clear <account> muc

       /account clear <account> resource

ARGUMENTS

       list
           List all accounts.

       enable <account>
           Enable the account, it will be used for autocompletion.

       show <account>
           Show details for the specified account.

       disable <account>
           Disable the account.

       default set <account>
           Set the default account, used when no argument passed to the /connect command.

       default off
           Clear the default account setting.

       add <account>
           Create a new account.

       remove <account>
           Remove an account.

       rename <account> <newaccount>
           Rename 'account' to 'newaccount'.

       set <account> jid <jid>
           Set the Jabber ID for the account, account name will be used if not set.

       set <account> server <server>
           The chat server, if different to the domainpart of the JID.

       set <account> port <port>
           The port used for connecting if not the default (5222, or 5223 for SSL).

       set <account> status <presence>
           The presence status to use on login.

       set <account> status last
           Use your last status before logging out, when logging in.

       set <account> <presence> <priority>
           Set the priority (-128..127) to use for the specified presence.

       set <account> resource <resource>
           The resource to be used for this account, defaults to 'profanity'.

       set <account> password <password>
           Password for the account, note this is currently stored in plaintext if set.

       set <account> eval_password <command>
           Shell command evaluated to retrieve password for the account. Can be used to  retrieve
           password from keyring.

       set <account> muc <service>
           The default MUC chat service to use, defaults to the servers disco info response.

       set <account> nick <nick>
           The default nickname to use when joining chat rooms.

       set <account> otr <policy>
           Override global OTR policy for this account, see /otr.

       set <account> pgpkeyid <pgpkeyid>
           Set the ID of the PGP key for this account, see /pgp.

       set <account> startscript <script>
           Set the script to execute after connecting.

       set <account> tls force
           Force  TLS  connection,  and  fail  if  one  cannot  be  established,  this is default
           behaviour.

       set <account> tls allow
           Use TLS for the connection if it is available.

       set <account> tls trust
           Force TLS connection and trust server's certificate.

       set <account> tls legacy
           Use legacy TLS for the connection. It means server doesn't support STARTTLS and TLS is
           forced just after TCP connection is established.

       set <account> tls disable
           Disable TLS for the connection.

       set <account> auth default
           Use default authentication process.

       set <account> auth legacy
           Allow legacy authentication.

       set <account> theme <theme>
           Set the UI theme for the account.

       clear <account> server
           Remove the server setting for this account.

       clear <account> port
           Remove the port setting for this account.

       clear <account> password
           Remove the password setting for this account.

       clear <account> eval_password
           Remove the eval_password setting for this account.

       clear <account> otr
           Remove the OTR policy setting for this account.

       clear <account> pgpkeyid
           Remove pgpkeyid associated with this account.

       clear <account> startscript
           Remove startscript associated with this account.

       clear <account> theme
           Clear the theme setting for the account, the global theme will be used.

       clear <account> resource
           Remove the resource setting for this account.

       clear <account> muc
           Remove the default MUC service setting.

EXAMPLES

       /account add me

       /account set me jid ulfhednar@valhalla.edda

       /account set me server talk.chat.com

       /account set me port 5111

       /account set me muc chatservice.mycompany.com

       /account set me nick dennis

       /account set me status dnd

       /account set me dnd -1

       /account rename me chattyme

       /account clear me pgpkeyid