ADDRBOOK_LIBDIR
Sets the library directory, same effect as the option -ld above.
Address manager written in tk
addressbook [options]
addressbook is a program to manage your addresses, phone numbers, e-mail addresses and everything which is now written in your rolodex. addressbook is copyrighted by Clemens Durka, but available under the GNU GPL.
This manual page documents the options accepted by addressbook, but does not provide complete documentation for the application. To read the complete manual, run addressbook and select MANUAL under the Help menu.
Generally you will not need to use options since they are stored in your configuration files (see CONFIGURATION FILES below).
-a file
-addrfile file
Supply the path to an alternate addressfile file to load instead of the default.
-c file
-configfile file
Supply the path to an alternate configuration file file to read instead of the default.
-hlp
Show the usage message.
-iconic
Start as an icon. Useful if started automatically with the window manager.
-lg lang
-language lang
Use the language lang instead of the default.
-ld dir
-libdir dir
Use the directory dir to as the library dir instead of the default. addressbook looks for bitmaps, language data, etc., in this location.
-l
-lock
Try to lock the addressfile. This is the default; it prevents multiple copies of the software from writing to the same file.
-ro
Open address file read-only and do not try to lock it.
-db number
-debug number
Set the debug level to number.
The following environment variables affect the behavior of addressbook:
ADDRBOOK_LIBDIR
Sets the library directory, same effect as the option -ld above.
ADDRBOOK_ADDRFILE
Sets the address file, same effect as the option -a above.
ADDRBOOK_CONFIG
Sets the configuration file to be used by addressbook, same as the option -c above.
Unchanged in 4 releases since Debian 2.0 (Hamm).