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diff --git a/protocols/skype/README b/protocols/skype/README index 06e608ff..2e45727f 100644 --- a/protocols/skype/README +++ b/protocols/skype/README @@ -144,62 +144,7 @@ This will install the plugin to where BitlBee expects them, which is === Configuring -- Set up `~/.skyped/skyped.conf`: Create the `~/.skyped` directory, copy - `skyped.conf` and `skyped.cnf` from - `/usr/local/etc/skyped/skyped.conf` to `~/.skyped`, adjust `username` - and `password`. The `username` should be your Skype login and the - `password` can be whatever you want, but you will have to specify that - one when adding the Skype account to BitlBee (see later). - -NOTE: Here, and later - `/usr/local/etc` can be different on your installation -if you used the `--sysconfdir` switch when running bitlbee-skype's `configure`. - -- Generate the SSL pem files: - ----- -# cd ~/.skyped -# openssl req -new -x509 -days 365 -nodes -config skyped.cnf -out skyped.cert.pem \ - -keyout skyped.key.pem ----- - -NOTE: Maybe you want to adjust the permissions in the `~/.skyped` -dir. For example make it readable by just your user. - -- Start `skyped` (the tcp server): - ----- -$ skyped ----- - -- Start your `IRC` client, connect to BitlBee and add your account: - ----- -account add skype <user> <pass> -account skype set server localhost ----- - -<user> should be your Skype account name, <pass> should be the one you declared -in `skyped.conf`. If you want to run skyped on a remote machine, replace -`localhost` with the name of the machine. - -If you are running skyped on a custom port: - ----- -account skype set port <port> ----- - -If you want to set your full name (optional): - ----- -account skype set display_name "John Smith" ----- - -If you want to see your skypeout contacts online as well (they are -offline by default): - ----- -account skype set skypeout_offline false ----- +See the manpage of `skyped`. == Setting up Skype in a VNC server (optional) |