zarafa-fsck (1) Linux Manual Page
zarafa-fsck – Start the Zarafa fsck calendar check program.
Synopsis
- zarafa-fsck [OPTION…] [FILTER…]
Description
Options
Various options are possible. Only the –user options is required. –user, -u username
- The name of the user to login with, and to check the calender of.
–pass, -p password
- The password of the user to login with. If this is not passed, you will be prompted for the password, and it will not be displayed when typed.
–prompt, -P
- Prompt for the password of the user to login with. Overrides the –pass option.
–acceptdisclaimer
- Auto accept the disclaimer so no user input is needed to accept the disclaimer. This can be used for scripts along with –autofix argument.
–public
- Check the public store for user given with the –userargument.
–host, -h path
- Connect to the Zarafa server through path, e.g. file:///path/to/socket. Default: file:///var/run/zarafa.
–autofix [yes|no]
- Whether the items should immediately be fixed, and not be prompted for.
–autodel [yes|no]
- When the item certainly is broken, and cannot be fixed by the program, it may be deleted.
–checkonly
- You will only receive a report of which items are probably broken. The calendar folder will not be written to.
–help
- Print a help screen of all possible options.
Filters
At least one filter is required. A filter defines which kind of items are checked. –calendar
- All calendar folders in the store will be checked, and only calendar items will be tried to fix if needed.
–contact
- All contact folders in the store will be checked, and only contact items will be tried to fix if needed.
–task
- All task folders in the store will be checked, and only task items will be tried to fix if needed.
–all
- All filters listed above will be checked.