NARC
Narc is a a program that’s primary function is to be an auto-responder to Slick (http://code.google.com/p/slickqa) events.
Although it’s first usage will be for sending emails (or narc’ing on slick), narc is built to be pluggable and respond to any events in slick.
Usage is simple, a command line script is included in the program, simply run it. By default it looks for a configuration file in /etc/narc.ini, however you can customize what configuration file it uses by using the command line switch of -c or –config and specify a different configuration file.
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