linux - centralized growl forwarder

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2013-07
  • Thermionix

    Multiple services on servers I'm running can be configured to output growl notifications, I'd like a centralized forwarder to run on a Linux box

    I'm looking for either an implementation or tips on writing an implementation of a server to listen on <ip:port> and accept GNTP protocol packets and forward/'re-growl' them to multiple clients.

    Clients (notify-my-android, offsite linux/windows desktops) either would have to register that they're 'listening' or be specified in a conf file.

    (The implementation above depends on python libraries that are only going to compile on OS X)

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    Go to System Preferences » Growl » Applications. Select Cyberduck and "Configure". Highlight "Bonjour" and deselect the "Enabled" checkbox.

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    If you alt-click the close button on the growl notification, it will close all the notifications visible.