Make welcome message configurable#343
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The message displayed to the user upon connection (which used to be a hard-coded "Press Ctrl-C to close the session.") can now be configured using the "welcome-message" setting in the config file or the "--welcome-message" command line argument. The default value is the beforementioned message, so without an explicit configuration the behavior will be the same as before.
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Hey @antoniomika, did you have time to look into this, yet? |
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@carlfriedrich Sorry about that! Thanks for the ping, I'll go through it now! Was traveling last week. |
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@antoniomika Great, thanks for the quick reply! Hope you had a good travel! :-) |
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The message displayed to the user upon connection (which used to be a hard-coded "Press Ctrl-C to close the session.") can now be configured using the "welcome-message" setting in the config file or the "--welcome-message" command line argument. The default value is the beforementioned message, so without an explicit configuration the behavior will be the same as before.
Fixes #341