/usr/share/gtkpod/scripts/sync-thunderbird-nano.sh is in gtkpod-data 2.1.1-1.
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#
# Script for syncing thunderbird addressbook data with iPod Nano
#
# It appears as if the old iPod Nano firmware only displayed the first
# entry of a vcf file (the issue doesn't seem to exist with current
# versions of the firmware). This script writes one vcf file per
# address in your address book and could therefore also be useful
# non-Nano users.
#
# (c) 2006 Paul Oremland <paul at oremland dot net>
# Usage:
#
# sync-thunderbird-nano.sh [-i <ipod mountpoint>] [-e <encoding>]
# [-d <path to thunderbird address book>]
# [-n <name of exported file>]
#
# specify '-d' if your thunderbird address book is not in
# ~/.thunderbird/
#
# specify '-n' if you want to export more than one address book
# (otherwise the second call to this script will overwrite the output
# of the first call)
# with the following defaults:
IPOD_MOUNT=/media/ipod # mountpoint of ipod
ENCODING=ISO-8859-15 # encoding used by ipod
NAME=thunderbird # default file export name
FILE_FLAG='' # flag used to determine end of file
COUNT=0 # file counter
# Unless called with "-e=none" this script requires "recode" available
# from ftp://ftp.iro.umontreal.ca/pub/recode/recode-3.6.tar.gz
# About the encoding used by the iPod (by Jorg Schuler):
#
# For some reason the encoding used for the contact files and
# calender files depends on the language you have set your iPod
# to. If you set your iPod to German, iso-8859-15 (or -1?) is
# expected. If you set it to Japanese, SHIFT-JIS is expected. You need
# to reboot the iPod to have the change take effect, however. (I'm
# using firmware version 1.3.)
#
# If you know of more encodings, please let me know, so they can be
# added here:
#
# iPod language encoding expected
# ----------------------------------------
# German ISO-8859-15
# Japanese SHIFT-JIS
# Changelog:
#
# 2006/04/10 (Paul Oremland <paul at oremland dot net>):
# break vcf file out into individual vcf files per contact
# overwrite default settings with optional command line arguments
while getopts i:d:e:n: option; do
case $option in
i) IPOD_MOUNT=$OPTARG;;
d) THUNPATH=$OPTARG;;
e) ENCODING=$OPTARG;;
n) NAME=$OPTARG;;
\?) echo "Usage: `basename $0 ` [-i <ipod mountpoint>] [-e <encoding>] [-d <path to thunderbird address book>] [-n <name of exported file>]"
exit 1;;
esac
done
echo "Exporting Contacts:"
SYNC="$(dirname $0)/sync-thunderbird.sh -i ${IPOD_MOUNT} -e ${ENCODING} -d ${THUNPATH} -n ${NAME}"
$SYNC
echo "Breaking apart VCF file into individual contacts"
for line in $(cat $IPOD_MOUNT/Contacts/${NAME}.vcf | sed "s/\ /[54321]/g")
do
if [ "$FILE_FLAG" = 'END' ]; then
COUNT=$((COUNT+1));
fi
echo $line | sed "s/\[54321\]/\ /g" >> $IPOD_MOUNT/Contacts/${NAME}$COUNT.vcf
if [ "$line" = 'END:VCARD' ]; then
echo "Finished Writing ${NAME}$COUNT.vcf"
FILE_FLAG="END";
else
FILE_FLAG='';
fi
done
echo "Removing ${NAME}.vcf"
rm $IPOD_MOUNT/Contacts/${NAME}.vcf
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