1CIDUPDATE(1)                         NCID                         CIDUPDATE(1)
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NAME

6       cidupdate -  update aliases in the NCID call file
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SYNOPSIS

9       cidupdate [--help      | -h]
10                 [--version   | -V]
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12       cidupdate [--aliasfile | -a <file>]
13                 [--config    | -C <file>]
14                 [--cidlog    | -c <file>]
15                 [--blacklist | -B <file>]
16                 [--whitelist | -W <file>]
17                 [--hangup    | -H <0-3>]
18                 [--ignore1   | -i]
19                 [--regex     | -r <0-2>]
20                 [--verbose   | -v <1-9>]
21                 [--yes       | -y]
22                 [--multi]
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DESCRIPTION

26       Update  the  current  NCID call log file (cidcall.log) using the newest
27       entries found in the alias file  (ncidd.alias)  and  #=  notes  in  the
28       whitelist and blacklist files.
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30       If the --multi option is present, the current cidcall.log file and pre‐
31       vious call files .1 to .9 are updated.
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OPTIONS

35       -h, --help
36              Displays the help message and exits.
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39       -v, --verbose <1-9>
40              Output information while processing is occurring.  Set the level
41              to a higher number for more information.  Levels range from 1 to
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45       -V, --version
46              Displays the version and exits.
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49       -C <file>, --config <file>
50              Get the default options from <file>
51              Default: /etc/ncid/ncidd.conf
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54       -a <file>, --aliasfile <file>
55              Get the alias commands from <file>
56              Default: from ncidd.conf (usually /etc/ncid/ncidd.alias)
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59       -c <file>, --cidlog <file>
60              Set the input call log file to <file>
61              Default: /var/log/cidcall.log
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64       -B <file>, --blacklist <file>
65              Set the blacklist file to <file>
66              Default: from ncidd.conf (usually /etc/ncid/ncidd.blacklist)
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70              Set the whitelist file to <file>
71              Default: from ncidd.conf (usually /etc/ncid/ncidd.whitelist)
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74       -H <0-3>, --hangup <0-3>
75              Set the hangup level to 0 (off) to disable the addition of names
76              from the whitelist and blacklist #= descriptions.
77              Default: from ncidd.conf
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81       -i, --ignore1
82              This is a US/Canada option only.
83              A  leading  one in an alias definition and in the calling number
84              is ignored.
85              Normally an alias requires the calling number as it  appears  in
86              the  cidcall.log.   In the US a leading 1 may or may not be pro‐
87              vided in incoming or outgoing calls.
88              Default: from ncidd.conf, the leading 1 must be in the alias  if
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93              Updates  the current cidcall.log file and previous call files .1
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95              Default: Updates only the cidcall.log file
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98       -R, --regex <0-2>
99              If regex = 0, uses Simple Expressions.
100              If regex = 1, uses Posix Regular Expressions.
101              If regex = 2, uses Perl-compatible Expressions.
102              Default: Uses Simple Expressions
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106              Answer yes to the prompt for overwriting the old call  log  with
107              the generated new one.
108              Default: Waits for user input
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SEE ALSO

113       ncidd.conf.5, ncidd.alias.5, cidalias.1, cidcall.1
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117NCID                              2019-08-17                      CIDUPDATE(1)
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