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> growlnotify.com /?

Send a Growl notification to a local or remote host

growlnotify [/t:title] [/id:id] [/s:sticky] [/p:priority] [/i:icon]
            [/a:application] [/r:type] [/n:type]
            [/cu:callbackurl]
            [/host:host] [/port:port]
            [/pass:password] [/enc:algorithm] [/hash:algorithm]
            [/silent:nooutput]
            messagetext

  [/t:title]            The notification title.
                        Use \n to specify a line break.
                        Use \\n for a literal '\n'.
                        Default: "growlnotify"

  [/id:id]              The notification id.
                        Default: ""

  [/s:sticky]           Indicates if the notification should be sticky.
                        Valid values: true|false
                        Default: false

  [/p:priority]         The notification priority.
                        Valid values: -2|-1|0|1|2
                        Default: 0

  [/i:icon]             The icon to show for the notification.
                        Must be a valid file type (png, jpg, gif, ico).
                        Can be any of the following:
                          - absolute url (http://domain/image.png)
                          - absolute file path (c:\temp\image.png)
                          - relative file path (.\folder\image.png) (relative
                            file paths must start with a dot (.) and are
                            relative to growlnotify's location
                        Note: Icons specified as urls will be passed as urls
                              (links). Icons specified as local files (either
                              absolute or relative) will be sent as binary
                              data.
                        Default: no icon

  [/a:application]      The name of the application sending the notification.
                        The application must already be registered unless the
                        /r switch is included. The default 'growlnotify'
                        application does not need to be explicitly registered.
                        Default: growlnotify

  [/r:type]             Register the application first.
                        'types' is a comma-separated list of the notification
                        types to register.
                        Default: application not automatically registered
                        Examples:
                            /r:"Some Notification"
                            /r:"Notification One","Notification Two","Notification Three"

  [/n:type]             The notification name/type.
                        Default: "General Notification"

  [/cu:callbackurl]     A callback url (will be opened if the notification is
                        clicked).
                        Default: no callback

  [/host:host]          The host address to send the notification to.
                        If any value other than 'localhost' or '127.0.0.1' is
                        provided, the host is considered a remote host and the
                        /pass switch must also be provided.
                        Default: localhost

  [/port:port]          The port to send the notification to.
                        Default: 23053

  [/pass:password]      The password required to send notifications.
                        A password is required to send a request to a remote
                        host. If /host is specified and is any value other than
                        'localhost' or '127.0.0.1', then /pass is also
                        required.
                        Default: no password

  [/enc:algorithm]      The encryption algorithm to use.
                        Valid values: NONE|DES|3DES|AES
                        If a value other than NONE is provided, the
                        /pass and /hash switches must also be included.
                        Default: NONE

  [/hash:algorithm]     The hashing algorithm to use.
                        Valid values: MD5|SHA1|SHA256|SHA512
                        This value is only used if the /pass switch is also
                        set.
                        Default: MD5

  [/silent:nooutput]    When run from the command line, indicates if response
                        output should be suppressed or not.
                        Valid values: true|false
                        Default: false

  messagetext                   The notification's text - Required
                        Use \n to specify a line break.
                        Use \\n for a literal '\n'.