* Torsten Flammiger <[email protected]> [01-09-13 13:33]: [...] > create a local cache of names and email adresses in a small sqlite3 > database. Foreach sync create a new temporary table, write all data > into that table. In case of success rename the old table (append a > timestamp) and make the new temporary table the curent one. Keep max > 5 old tables... (TODO: make it configurable)
you do know that lbdb can interface with mutt/abook and store every email addr passes thru mutt. lbdbq <addr> wahoo:~ > lbdbq Torsten lbdbq: 23 matches [email protected] Torsten Bronger [email protected] Torsten Duwe [email protected] Torsten Grote [email protected] Torsten Reimer [email protected] Torsten Veller [email protected] Morten Torstensen [email protected] Torsten Flammiger [email protected] Torsten Wensel [email protected] Torsten Beekhuis [email protected] Torsten Neuer [email protected] Torsten [email protected] Torsten Eric Howard [email protected] Torsten Foertsch [email protected] torsten [email protected] torsten [email protected] torstenkuehnel [email protected] Torsten Roters [email protected] Torsten Schlumm [email protected] Torsten Veller [email protected] Torsten Vielhak [email protected] Torsten Preut [email protected] Torsten Wolf [email protected] Torsten Bergander lbdbq ? | wc -l 5023 but I have been using it since I first started using mutt, ~1998. -- (paka)Patrick Shanahan Plainfield, Indiana, USA HOG # US1244711 http://wahoo.no-ip.org Photo Album: http://wahoo.no-ip.org/gallery2 http://en.opensuse.org openSUSE Community Member Registered Linux User #207535 @ http://linuxcounter.net
