X-Git-Url: https://git.deb.at/w?a=blobdiff_plain;f=README;h=d0b035dc2caa4257ddd55238c722f87afa5541ef;hb=26f81ec9ea56e0b8f413cd2af7a68cfe45ee925a;hp=9ff172f4c6ccf43018a15c6e5ddfbee01d1ed8dd;hpb=4f7637954591ecfb575642709bd12a069ee90aab;p=pkg%2Fabook.git diff --git a/README b/README index 9ff172f..d0b035d 100644 --- a/README +++ b/README @@ -7,40 +7,44 @@ Abook is an addressbook program with mutt mail client support. COMPILATION To compile abook you must have ncurses developement libraries installed. -Starting from version 0.4.10 abook is know to compile with the native curses +Starting from version 0.4.10 abook is known to compile with the native curses library of SUN Solaris and OpenBSD. -If you compile with --enable-debug flag you should run abook like this: -abook 2> debug or abook 2> /dev/null. Abook has been compiled and tested -successfully on following platforms: (NOTE: All versions of abook haven't -been tested on all platforms.) +If you compile with --enable-debug flag you should redirect standard error +to somewhere. (for example abook 2> debug or abook 2> /dev/null. Abook has +been compiled and tested successfully on following platforms: +(NOTE: All versions of abook haven't been tested on all platforms.) Linux (Debian GNU/Linux 2.1/2.2, RedHat 6.x) Solaris 2.4 Solaris 2.5 Solaris 2.6 -FreeBSD 3.3 (newer versions should work) +FreeBSD 3.3 (newer versions should be OK) OpenBSD NetBSD (reportedly requires ncurses to work properly) AIX 3.2.5 HPUX Irix 6.5 DEC alpha ? +GNU/Hurd INSTALLATION See INSTALL for detailed instructions. -If you want to use abook with mutt you should add following line to your +If you want to use abook with mutt you should add following lines to your ~/.muttrc or to the systemwide /etc/Muttrc file. set query_command="abook --mutt-query '%s'" +macro pager A |'abook --add-email'\n -After this you can make queries from mutt using the query command ( Q ). +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.) NOTES -If your language specific characters doesn't work correctly make sure +If your language specific characters don't work correctly make sure that your locale configuration has been done properly. (On Linux you must set at least LC_CTYPE environment variable)