translate(1) [debian man page]

TRANSLATE(1)						      General Commands Manual						      TRANSLATE(1)

NAME

       translate - looks up for words in a dictionary

SYNOPSIS

       translate [options] words

DESCRIPTION

       translate looks up for words in a dictionary and translates them.  It can handle multiple dictionaries and charsets.  It comes with an eng-
       lish-german dictionary and is able to translate in both directions.

OPTIONS

       -n     non-interactive (don't prompt if no matches found)

       -i     invers lookup (from second to first language)

       -l     languages to translate between

       -v     display version and exit

       -w     searches only whole words

       -h display help

EXAMPLE

       translate -l en-de simplest

SEE ALSO

       xtranslate

FILES

       translate preferred language and is stored in /etc/translate.conf You can store your private configuration file in ~/.translate.  If  there
       are no options in the commandline it uses the default values de-en.

       It can also create a private dictionary in ~/.translate

AUTHOR

       Jochem  Huhmann <jochem@revier.com> wrote translate.  This manual page was written for the Debian GNU/Linux system (but may be used by oth-
       ers).

																      TRANSLATE(1)

smd-translate(1)					 Sync Mail Dir (smd) documentation					  smd-translate(1)

NAME

       smd-translate - translates mailbox names according to predefined patterns

SYNOPSIS

       smd-translate [-m mode] [-d direction] endpoint mailbox

DESCRIPTION

       smd-translate  translates  mailbox  names  according  to  predefined patterns.  It is designed to be used in the configuration file of smd-
       push(1) and smd-pull(1).

       Refer to smd-config(5) for a longer discussion on translators.

       Supported modes follow.

       oimap-dovecot

       This mode is designed to make the transition of offlineimap users to smd simpler. It assumes remote mailboxes are named like in the follow-
       ing:

	   Maildir/cur
	   Maildir/.sub.folder/new

       The corresponding local mailboxes are named like in the following:

	   Mail/cur
	   Mail/sub.folder/new

       nodots

       This mode simply gets rid of all dots. It assumes remote mailboxes are named like in the following:

	   Maildir/cur
	   Maildir/.sub.folder/new

       The corresponding local mailboxes are named like in the following:

	   Mail/cur
	   Mail/sub/folder/new

       move

       This mode just replaces the root of the mailbox, i.e. substitutes MAILBOX_LOCAL for MAILBOX_REMOTE and viceversa.

USAGE IN CONFIGURATION FILE

       Assuming  the  MAILBOX_LOCAL configuration variable is set to Mail and the MAILBOX_REMOTE is set to Maildir, one can use the following con-
       figuration file snippet in ~/.smd/config.endpoint:

	   TRANSLATOR_RL="smd-translate -m oimap-dovecot -d RL endpoint"
	   TRANSLATOR_LR="smd-translate -m oimap-dovecot -d LR endpoint"

       To test your setup use the smd-check-conf(1) utility.

OPTIONS

       -m mode
	      One of the supported modes listed above

       -d direction
	      One of RL or LR

       endpoint
	      Is the suffix for the name of the configuration file to use

       mailbox
	      The mailbox name to translate

FILES

       ~/.smd/config.*

SEE ALSO

       smd-push(1), smd-pull(1), smd-config(5), smd-check-conf(1)

AUTHOR

       Enrico Tassi <gares@fettunta.org>

								   11 June 2012 						  smd-translate(1)