debian man page for pycocuma

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pycocuma(1)							    Addressbook 						       pycocuma(1)

NAME
pycocuma - Pythonic Contact and Customer Management
SYNTAX
pycocuma [options] [connection-string]
DESCRIPTION
PyCoCuMa (Pythonic Contact and Customer Management) provides a personal information system for addresses, telephone numbers and other data associated with personal contacts (also supports photographic pictures). PyCoCuMa is purely written in Python with a Tk graphical interface. PyCoCuMa is based on an XML-RPC client-server architecture. The server stores its data in compatible vCard (ver. 3.0) files (*.vcf) which can be read by all modern address programs (Evolution, KAddressbook, Outlook, GnomeCard, etc). This manpage documents the PyCoCuMa client (which can also run standalone).
OPTIONS
connection-string addressbook filename / server url -h --help show help -c --config location of configuration file (default: ~/.pycocuma) --noconf do not save configuration / preferences -t --type connection type: xmlrpc or file (default: file) --finder open QuickFinder --import import from file/stdin (-) (e.g. vcard:/tmp/John.vcf) --export export to file or stdout (e.g. latex:-)
EXAMPLES
pycocuma --type=xmlrpc http://localhost:8810 pycocuma --config=/tmp/pycocumatest.conf --type=file ./addressbook.vcf
AUTHORS
PyCoCuMa was written by Henning Jacobs. This manpage was written by Christoph Berg for the Debian GNU/Linux distribution (but may be used by others).
SEE ALSO
PyCoCuMa home page http://www.srcco.de/pycocuma/ pycocuma-server(1) Debian 0.4.5-5 pycocuma(1)
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