1 % DIOHSC(1) Version $VERSION | diohsc
3 diohsc - line-based gemini client
6 diohsc [OPTION]... [URI|PATH]
9 diohsc is a gemini client with the following features:
11 * Simple line-based command-response terminal user interface with ANSI colour.
12 * Terse but combinatorially expressive command language.
13 * Navigational aids: history, marks, queue.
14 * Facilities to invoke external commands and use per-scheme proxies.
15 * Responses streamed to pager or external command.
16 * Certificate checking with TOFU and/or explicitly trusted CAs.
17 * Support for TLS resuming, 0RTT, and client certificates.
18 * All configuration and certificates stored as user-manipulable files.
21 Please use the "help" and "commands" commands for information on the commands
25 -d, \-\-datadir *PATH*
26 : Directory for configuration and storage of information between sessions.
29 -e, \-\-command *COMMAND*
30 : Execute diohsc command.
31 : "-e" and "-f" options will be processed in order of appearance,
32 : after any diohscrc file, and before processing any uri/path argument.
35 : Execute commands from file ("-" for stdin).
36 : "-e" and "-f" options will be processed in order of appearance,
37 : after any diohscrc file, and before processing any uri/path argument.
40 : Interactively read diohsc commands from stdin,
41 : after any commands given as arguments have been executed.
42 : This is the default unless "-e" or "-f" is used.
45 : When processing commands, prompt for further input where appropriate.
46 : This is the default mode unless "-e" or "-f" is used and "-p" is not.
49 : When processing commands, never prompt for further input.
50 : This is the default mode if "-e" or "-f" is used and "-p" is not.
53 : Use ANSI escape sequences for formatting.
54 : This is the default if stdout is a terminal.
57 : Do not output ANSI escape sequences.
58 : This is the default if stdout is not a terminal.
61 : "Ghost mode". Do not write logs, input history, or marks to *datadir*, and
62 : don't write or update "known\_hosts" certificates. The "save" command will
63 : still write to the filesystem, as will the "identity" command if it is used to
64 : create a new named identity.
67 : Disallow shell and filesystem access. This prevents all use of external
68 : commands, and reading or writing outside of *datadir*.
70 -S, \-\-socks-host *HOST*
71 : Use SOCKS5 proxy for all connections (including DNS resolution).
73 -P, \-\-socks-port *PORT*
74 : Port to use for SOCKS5 proxy. Default: 1080.
77 : Show version information.
80 : Show usage information.
84 : Default *datadir*. The paths given below assume that this is used.
87 : Configuration file, consisting of diohsc commands to run at startup.
90 : Visited uris, one per line.
92 ~/.diohsc/commandHistory
93 : Commands entered in interactive mode.
95 ~/.diohsc/inputHistory
96 : Input entered for gemini queries.
98 ~/.diohsc/known\_hosts/
99 : Contains Trust-On-First-Use trusted certificates of visited hosts.
101 ~/.diohsc/trusted\_certs/
102 : Certificates will be trusted without warning and without being placed in
103 : known\_hosts if they are presented with a valid certificate chain from a
104 : Certificate Authority certificate found in this directory.
107 : Contains marks for use with the "'" target specifier. Each file contains a
108 : URI, optionally appended by [IDENT] where IDENT is the name of an identity.
110 ~/.diohsc/identities/
111 : Contains client certificates and corresponding private keys for named
112 : cryptographic identities, as produced by the "identify" command.
113 : These are stored in standard PEM/DER format, so can be imported/exported
114 : from/to other clients.
117 : Contains URIs, one per line. On startup and before processing each command,
118 : the contents of this file is added to the queue and the file is deleted. On
119 : exit, any remaining queue items are appended to this file.
123 : Default browser used by "browse" command without an argument.
126 : Default pager used by "||" command without an argument.
129 Only ANSI escape sequences are supported.
132 diohsc is free software, released under the terms of the GNU GPL v3 or later.
133 You should have obtained a copy of the licence as the file COPYING.
136 Martin Bays <mbays@sdf.org>