ADDRBOOK_ADDRFILE
Sets the address file, same effect as the option -a above.
Fast access to addressbook database
matchaddress [options]
person
matchtel [options]
person
matchemail [options]
person
matchfax [options]
person
matchletter [options]
person
matchbirthday [options]
person
matchaddress is a program to provide light-weight access to the addressbook database.
matchtel prints all known phone numbers of a person.
matchemail prints the email address for a person.
matchfax print the fax number for person.
matchletter prints the address for a person as you would write it on a letter.
matchbirthday prints the person's birthday.
Note that the program will match all the people matching the substring person. Multiple substrings are not supported.
All programs take the same options.
-s
Short form, prints only the matching data, not the person or people that matched.
-l
Long form, prints the matching person or people as well as the requested data.
-f name
Output the data found in the field named name.
-n number
Output the data found in the field numbered number, which tends to be extremely fast.
-a file
Search the addressfile addrfile rather than the default address file.
-c file
Read configuration from the file file rather than the default configuration file.
-ld dir
Use the directory dir to as the library dir instead of the default.
-db number
Set the debug level to number.
The following environment variables affect the behavior of matchaddress:
ADDRBOOK_ADDRFILE
Sets the address file, same effect as the option -a above.
4 releases since Debian 2.0 (Hamm); the text changed 1 time.