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NAME

       Twinkle - Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) SIP Phone

SYNOPSIS

       twinkle [options]

OPTIONS

       -c     Run in command line interface (CLI) mode

       --share <dir>
              Set the share directory.

       -f <profile>
              Startup  with  a  specific profile. You will not be requested to
              choose a profile at startup. The profiles that you  created  are
              the  .cfg  files  in  your  .twinkle directory.  You may specify
              multiple profiles separated by spaces.

       --force
              If a lock file is detected at  startup,  then  override  it  and
              startup.

       --sip-port <port>

              Port  for SIP signalling.  This port overrides the port from the
              system settings.

       --rtp-port <port>

              Port for RTP.  This port overrides  the  port  from  the  system
              settings.

       --call <address>

              Instruct  Twinkle  to call the address.  When Twinkle is already
              running, this will instruct the  running  process  to  call  the
              address.   The  address  may  be  a  full  or partial SIP URI. A
              partial SIP URI will be completed with the information from  the
              user profile.

              A subject may be passed by appending ’?subject=<subject>’ to the
              address.

              Examples:    twinkle    --call     123456     twinkle     --call
              sip:example@example.com?subject=hello

       --cmd <cli command>

              Instruct  Twinkle  to  execute  the CLI command. You can run all
              commands from the command line interface mode.  When Twinkle  is
              already  running,  this  will  instruct  the  running process to
              execute the CLI command.

              Examples: twinkle --cmd answer twinkle --cmd mute twinkle  --cmd
              ’transfer 12345’

       --immediate
              This  option  can be used in conjunction with --call or --cmd It
              indicates the the command or call is to be performed immediately
              without asking the user for any confirmation.

       --set-profile <profile>

              Make  <profile>  the  active profile.  When using this option in
              conjuction with --call and --cmd, then the profile is  activated
              before executing --call or --cmd.

       --show Instruct  a  running instance of Twinkle to show the main window
              and take focus.

       --hide Instruct a running instance of Twinkle  to  hide  in  the  sytem
              tray.  If no system tray is used, then Twinkle will minimize.

       --help-cli [cli command]

              Without  a  cli  command  this  option  lists  all available CLI
              commands. With a CLI command this option prints help on the  CLI
              command.

       --version
              Get version information.

COPYRIGHT

       Copyright © 2005-2009  Michel de Boer http://www.twinklephone.com

       Built with support for: ALSA, KDE, Speex, ZRTP

       Contributions:   *   Werner   Dittmann   (ZRTP/SRTP)  *  Bogdan  Harjoc
       (AKAv1-MD5, Service-Route) * Roman Imankulov (command line  editing)  *
       Ondrej Moris (codec preprocessing) * Rickard Petzall (ALSA)

       This  software  contains the following software from 3rd parties: * GSM
       codec from Jutta Degener and Carsten Bormann, University  of  Berlin  *
       G.711/G.726 codecs from Sun Microsystems (public domain) * Parts of the
       STUN project at http://sourceforge.net/projects/stun * Parts of  libsrv
       at http://libsrv.sourceforge.net/

       For  RTP  the  following  dynamic  libraries  are linked: * GNU ccRTP -
       http://www.gnu.org/software/ccrtp      *      GNU      CommonC++      -
       http://www.gnu.org/software/commoncpp

       Twinkle  comes  with  ABSOLUTELY  NO  WARRANTY.   This  program is free
       software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the  terms  of
       the  GNU  General  Public  License  as  published  by the Free Software
       Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at  your  option)  any
       later version.