Name
eventdctl-nd — nd plugin commands
Synopsis
eventdctl  [OPTIONS...] {notification-daemon} {command} [command arguments...]
Description
These eventdctl commands control the nd plugin behaviour. See eventdctl(1) for more details.
Commands
- switch backendtarget
- 
Tell the plugin to switch to the specified backendfor the specifiedtarget.backendmay be any backend built in nd.targetis backend-specific.
- stop
- Tell the plugin to stop the current running backend. 
- dismiss targetqueue
- 
Allow to dismiss notifications. targetcan be:all,oldest,newest.queueis optional and can be any name configured. The queue"default"is always available, but note that it can be left unused.If you do not specify an anchor, it will dismiss notifications from all anchors even if target is oldest/newest.
- backends
- List the available backends. 
- status
- 
Display the current backend status. Additional details can be displayed based on the backend internal behaviour. 
Exit status
These exit statuses are the plugin-specific ones, in addittion to the generic ones you can find in eventdctl(1).
- dismiss targetqueue50
- There was no notification to dismiss. 
See Also
- eventd core man pages
- 
- eventd(1)
- eventd daemon command-line options 
- eventdctl(1)
- eventdctl (control tool) command-line options 
- eventd.conf(5)
- 
eventd configuration Contains information about all the event configuration 
 Plugins distributed with eventd will use the same scheme: eventd- plugin-namefor their additional eventd command-line options, eventdctl-plugin-namefor their additional eventdctl command-line options, eventd-plugin-name.conf for their configuration,
- Plugins man pages
- exec plugin: eventd-exec.conf(5) 
- file plugin: eventd-file.conf(5) 
- nd plugin: eventdctl-nd(1) eventd-nd.conf(5) 
- im plugin: eventdctl-im(1) eventd-im.conf(5) 
- sound plugin: eventd-sound.conf(5) 
- tts plugin: eventd-tts.conf(5) 
- notify plugin: eventd-notify.conf(5) 
- canberra plugin: eventd-canberra.conf(5)