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CALENDARSERVER_EXPORT(8)				    BSD System Manager's Manual 				  CALENDARSERVER_EXPORT(8)

NAME
     calendarserver_export -- Darwin Calendar Server Export Tool

SYNOPSIS
     calendarserver_export [-f config_file] [-o output_file] [-c collection] [-H home] [-r record] [-u user]

DESCRIPTION
     calendarserver_export is a tool that generates a single iCalendar file containing all of the iCalendar components found from all specified
     input sources, providing server administrators a means by which to export data from the Darwin Calandar Server into a format that can be
     viewed and/or manipulated by other tools.	Multiple input sources may be specified; the resulting iCalendar data will contain the combined
     data from all sources.

OPTIONS
     -h, --help
	   Displays usage information

     -f, --config FILE
	   Use the Calendar Server configuration specified in the given file.

     -o, --output FILE
	   Write resulting iCalendar data to the given file.

     -c, --collection DIRECTORY
	   Read iCalendar objects from the calendar collection at the given path.

     -h, --home DIRECTORY
	   Read iCalendar objects from all calendar collections within the calendar home at the given path.

     -r, --record TYPE:NAME
	   Read iCalendar objects from all calendar collections within the calendar home for the directory record of the given type with the given
	   name.

     -u, --user NAME
	   Read iCalendar objects from all calendar collections within the calendar home for the directory user with the given name.  This is
	   shorthand for -r user:NAME.

FILES
     /etc/caldavd/caldavd.plist
	   The Calendar Server configuration file.

     /Library/CalendarServer/Documents
	   The server's document root, which is the used as the backing store for the HTTP resources on the server.

SEE ALSO
     caldavd(8)

STANDARDS
     The iCalendar data generated by calendarserver_export is expected to comply with RFC 2445 (iCalendar).

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