# Start of lbdbq configuration setup (modified out of /etc/lbdb.rc) --
#  METHODS="m_inmail m_palm"
  METHODS="m_palm m_inmail"
  # - m_palm	 search your Palm addressbook file.
  # - m_finger	 finger some hosts defined in variable M_FINGER_HOSTS
  # - m_inmail	 search the database created by lbdb-fetchaddr(1)

  # If it isn't possible to find out the correct mail domain name of
  # your system by reading sendmail.cf, /etc/hostname or /etc/HOSTNAME,
  # you can specify it in the variable MAIL_DOMAIN_NAME. This overrides
  # all other mechanisms.
  MAIL_DOMAIN_NAME=mayin.org

  # - m_palm	search your Palm addressbook file:
  # This module searches the Palm address database using the Palm::PDB
  # and Palm::Address Perl modules from CPAN. It searches in the
  # variable PALM_ADDRESS_DATABASE or if this isn't set in
  # $HOME/.jpilot/AddressDB.pdb.
  PALM_ADDRESS_DATABASE="$HOME/.jpilot/AddressDB.pdb"

  # Do you want the output to be sorted?
  # If you set this to "false" or "no", lbdbq won't sort the addresses
  # but returns them in reverse order (which means that the most recent
  # address in m_inmail database is first).
  # If you set this to "name", lbdbq sorts the output by real name.
  # If you set this to "address", lbdbq sorts the output by addresses
  # (that's the default).
  SORT_OUTPUT=no

  # Do you want to see duplicate mail addresses (with multiple real
  # names or different comment fields)?  Default is "no".
  KEEP_DUPES=yes
# End of lbdb setup