NAME
pycard-import - import email addresses from mails from stdin
SYNOPSIS
pycard-import [OPTIONS]
DESCRIPTION
pycard-import(1) imports email addresses from mails piped into its stdin and saves those addresses to the database used by pycardsyncer(1) and pc_query(1). pycard-import(1) is part of the pycarddav package.
OPTIONS
BASIC STARTUP OPTIONS
- -a, --account=NAME
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Only use the account/resource NAME (this option can be used more than once).
- -c, --config=CONFIG
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Use the configuration file CONFIG, otherwise pycard-import(1) will look in $HOME/.pycard/ and $HOME/.config/pycard/ for files named pycard.conf.
- --debug
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This option enables debugging output.
- -h, --help
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Print a small help text and exit.
- -v, --version
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Print pycard-import’s version number and exit.
IMPORTING OPTIONS
- --batch
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Do not open the editor.
- --bcc
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Import the content of the Bcc header.
- --cc
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Import the content of the Cc header.
- -f, --from
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Import the content of the From header.
- -n, --dry-run
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Do not actually update the database (implies --batch).
- -t, --to
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Import the content of the To header.
AUTHOR
pycard-import was mostly written by Christian Geier, with a lot of help by others, see CONTRIBUTORS.txt in the pycarddav distribution.
RESOURCES
Main web site: http://lostpackets.de/pycarddav/ Please report bugs via the contact information at the above web site or via github: http://github.com/geier/khal/.
SEE ALSO
COPYING
Copyright (C) 2011-2013 Christian Geier and Contributors. pycard-import and pycarddav are released under the terms of the Expat/MIT license, see the COPYING file distributed with pycarddav.