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NAME

6       taskd - Taskserver
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SYNOPSIS

10       taskd <command> [options] [<args>]
11       taskd -v|--version
12       taskd -h|--help
13       taskd diagnostics
14       taskd validate <JSON | file>
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DESCRIPTION

19       Taskserver is a sync server for Taskwarrior and related products.
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COMMANDS

23       Taskserver  supports  several  commands,  which  provide administrative
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27       taskd init [--data <root>] [options]
28              Performs a one-time initialization of the  Taskserver  instance.
29              Creates the bare data structure.  Either '--data <root>' must be
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34              Provides option and syntax help for each command.
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37       taskd config [options] [--data <root>] [--force] [<name> [<value>]]
38              Allows  modification  of  the  taskd  configuration.   Can  add,
39              remove,  modify  or  list  all  configuration  settings.  Either
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43       taskd server [--daemon] [options]
44              Starts the server in daemon or TTY  mode.   While  there  is  no
45              interactivity,  the difference is whether taskd is attached to a
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57              Adds  organizations,  groups  and users.  Either '--data <root>'
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75              Suspends   organizations,  groups  and  users.   Either  '--data
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84              Resumes organizations, groups and users.  Either '--data <root>'
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93              Parses  the  quoted JSON string or JSON file.  Useful for debug‐
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98              Sends the Taskserver request in <file> to  <host:port>.  Options
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COMMON OPTIONS

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124              Many commands require the location of the data root,  so  either
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CONFIGURATION

130       The Taskserver configuration file can be found in the top level of  the
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139       In  all  commands  but one, this will _temporarily_ override the value,
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ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES

145       Environment  variables  provide values that would otherwise be required
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CREDITS & COPYRIGHTS

156       Copyright (C) 2010 - 2015, Göteborg Bit Factory.
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158       Taskserver is distributed under the MIT license.  See  http://www.open‐
159       source.org/licenses/mit-license.php for more information.
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REPORTING BUGS

181       Bugs in Taskserver may be reported to the issue-tracker at
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