facebook via command line

[inittux]

Yes it sounds strange but it's possible commandline for facebook(FBCMD):

 

You need php5 so check php -V

 

Then download:

 

curl -O https://github.com/d...bcmd_update.php or download it from the website

 

log into root

 

sudo php fbcmd_update.php sudo

php fbcmd_update.php install

 

 

Get your authorization code from facebook

 

run fbcmd

 

And it should work ( I still have to try it myself)

 

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[hybrid]

Seems an interesting thing to do, but since I'm very happy to say I'm not a Facebook user, I won't be giving it a try. :)

[inittux]

Seems an interesting thing to do, but since I'm very happy to say I'm not a Facebook user, I won't be giving it a try. :)

 

I read there's a command line thing for twitter too, and I know you're on there :P

Want me to find it for you ? :P

[Dungeon-Dave]

Ditto - not on facefook, witter, mywasteofspace, livejournal etc...

[hybrid]

I played with TTYtter a while ago. It's actually a really cool (and eerily IRC-like) way to use Twitter. I could run it on my server and have tweets perpetually open in a screen session. I ended up losing it due to doing a reinstall of the system, but I should play around with it again!

[inittux]

Ditto - not on facefook, witter, mywasteofspace, livejournal etc...

 

Yeah I agree facebook is a pain and waste of time but I know quite a few people around the world and it's the easiest way to keep up with them

[anyweb]

i don't use facebook, but if it did the first command i'd try would be

 

Code:

rm -rf facebook

 

 

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[inittux]

i don't use facebook, but if it did the first command i'd try would be

 

Code:

rm -rf facebook

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LOL :)