iphone_data
    by Nathan Witmer
    http://github.com/aniero/iphone_data

== DESCRIPTION:

Script to dump data from an iPhone's sync backup files.

== THANKS TO:

* masque /at/ pobox.com for his unravel.perl script, http://calmstorm.net/iphone/unravel.perl 
* Tim Pease for bones
* Ara Howard for main
* Ben Bleything and Patrick May for plist

== FEATURES/PROBLEMS:

* Dump SMS message logs as a log file or an mbox file
* Dump all of the iPhone backup files into a specified directory
* Assumes only a single iPhone right now
* For SMS logs, only US numbers work correctly, I haven't tested international numbers

== SYNOPSIS:

iphone_data <command> [options]

Commands include:

  help - show help
  sms - dump sms messages in log or threaded mbox format
  dump - dump the iphone backup data to a specified directory

== REQUIREMENTS:

* plist >= 3.0.0
* sqlite3-ruby >= 1.2.1
* main >= 2.8.0

== INSTALL:

* sudo gem install aniero-iphone_data --source=http://gems.github.com/

== LICENSE:

(The MIT License)

Copyright (c) 2008 Nathan Witmer

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'Software'), to deal in the Software without restriction, including
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