add peer_send and listen doc
Signed-off-by: Nico Schottelius <nico@kr.ethz.ch>
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gpg --homedir $HOME/.ceof/gpg --import peer.key
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### Exporting your key
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To allow others to chat with you, you need to publish your public
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gpg --homedir $HOME/.ceof/gpg --export -a <yourkeyid> > mykey.key
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### Sending a message
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After you successfully added the new peer, you can drop her a message
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by issuing
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./ui_cmd_peer_send telmich "What's up?"
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### Displaying messages
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ceofhack will always receive messages, independently of whether
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a user interface is connected or not. The user interface must
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take care of displaying them. The included ui support a generic
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listen command, which will display all incoming ui commands:
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./ui_cmd_listen
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And in addition, it will also show the messages received.
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[[!tag unix]]
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