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COMMAND LINE OPTIONS:
-h or --help
Show usage.
-c or --config filename
Use given file as config (the default is: $HOME/.otak/config).
-B or --baseconfig filename
Use given file as a database config (default is: $HOME/.otak/baseconfig).
-b or --basefile filename
Use an alternative database file (for example from the abook program.
Default is: $HOME/.otak/base-dir/main).
-v or --verbose
Verbose mode. All messages about reading and writing otak`s files.
-Q or --quiet or --silent
Quiet; Do not write anything to standard output (Do not display error messages too).
Also see the -s or --no-messages option.
-s or --no-messages
Suppress error messages about noexistent or unreadable files (or tsys errors).
-n or --new-email or --add-email
Read an e-mail message from stdin and add the sender to the addressbook.
This option parse mailbox, so it required something like:
From: "foo" bar@foobar
-q or --query
Make a query (search the addressbook for ).
See the otakrc section to get more info (how to change searching parametrs).
To see "whole query" don`t give any string or give 'a'.
--basefile option,
as documented above, may be used to search
a different addressbook file.
If you want to use otak with mutt you should add following lines to your
~/.muttrc or to the systemwide /etc/Muttrc file.
set query_command="otak --query '%s'"
macro pager A |'otak --add-email'\n
After this you can make queries from mutt using the query command ('Q')
and add sender e-mail addresses to the addressbook from pager using 'A'
command. (Of course you can choose another keybinding if you like.)
COMMANDS DURING USE:
Press '?' or 'f1' during use to get a list of commands.
If Ctrl-c (^C) is pressed otak won`t save database.
(It could be helpful, if you remove someone by accident)
see the otakrc section to get more info.
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