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Package: fusepod
Version: 0.5.2
Revision: 2
Source: mirror:sourceforge:%n/%n-%v.tar.bz2
Source-MD5: 35347e87ad01b17990ff2be6f9d696cd
BuildDepends: <<
fuse-dev,
glib2-dev,
libgettext3-dev,
libgpod1,
libiconv-dev,
pkgconfig,
taglib
<<
Depends: <<
fuse-shlibs,
glib2-shlibs,
libgettext3-shlibs,
libgpod1-shlibs,
libiconv,
taglib-shlibs
<<
ConfigureParams: --disable-dependency-tracking
SetCXXFLAGS: -D__FreeBSD__=10
GCC: 4.0
InstallScript: make install DESTDIR=%d
DocFiles: AUTHORS ChangeLog COPYING NEWS README README.fuse THANKS TODO
Description: FUSE iPod filesystem
DescDetail: <<
FUSEPod is a userspace filesystem which mounts your iPod into a directory
for easy browsing of your songs on your iPod.
Features
========
* Read and Write support
* Viewing/Removing playlists
* Configurable directory layout
* Transparent copying of files onto iPod
* Tracks have tags in extended attributes
* Discovers where your iPod is mounted
* Statistics file
<<
DescUsage: <<
To mount your ipod type at the console:
mkdir [mount_to]
fusepod [mount_to]
If FUSEPod fails to find your iPod you can specify the iPod's mountpoint
through the environment variable IPOD_DIR. Note that the iPod must already be
mounted so that you can read it.
For example, say my iPod is mounted at /Volumes/IPOD and I want to mount the
FUSEPod layer at /Users/keegan/ipod
You would enter at the console:
IPOD_DIR="/Volumes/IPOD" fusepod /Users/keegan/ipod
You can also create the necessary files and directories for your iPod to
work. FUSEPod will prompt you if you specify IPOD_DIR which does not have
the necessary structure.
To unmount FUSEPod type at the console:
umount [mounted_to]
To add songs copy them too
[mounted_to]/Transfer
Or add the absolute path of the song to the file
[mounted_to]/add_songs
You can also add files and recursively add directories through
[mounted_to]/add_files.sh [ files/directories ] ...
To sync the database and copy the files run
[mounted_to]/sync_ipod.sh [ -watch ]
The switch -watch will give you status messages while syncing the iPod.
For example, say I was in the [mounted_to] directory. To add a CD to my iPod I
would type at the command line:
find /music/Deftones\ -\ BSides\ and\ Rarities > add_songs
Then if I also wanted to add another CD I would type at the command line:
find /music/Darkest\ Hour\ -\ Undoing\ Ruin >> add_songs
or I could enter at the command line (this is should be in one line)
./add_files.sh /music/Deftones\ -\ BSides\ and\ Rarities \
/music/Darkest\ Hour\ -\ Undoing\ Ruin
or I could copy files over with cp or a filemanager (Konqueror, Nautilus...)
into the Transfer directory.
You can the view all the songs that will be added to the iPod by looking
in the Transfer directory and by running the command (Note songs that can't be
added will be ignored):
less add_songs
If you are happy with the contents of add_songs and the Transfer directory you
can run the command:
./sync_ipod.sh
<<
License: GPL
Homepage: http://fusepod.sourceforge.net/
Maintainer: Daniel Johnson
Package: fusepod
Version: 0.5.2
Revision: 2
Source: mirror:sourceforge:%n/%n-%v.tar.bz2
Source-MD5: 35347e87ad01b17990ff2be6f9d696cd
BuildDepends: <<
fuse-dev,
glib2-dev,
libgettext3-dev,
libgpod1,
libiconv-dev,
pkgconfig,
taglib
<<
Depends: <<
fuse-shlibs,
glib2-shlibs,
libgettext3-shlibs,
libgpod1-shlibs,
libiconv,
taglib-shlibs
<<
ConfigureParams: --disable-dependency-tracking
SetCXXFLAGS: -D__FreeBSD__=10
GCC: 4.0
InstallScript: make install DESTDIR=%d
DocFiles: AUTHORS ChangeLog COPYING NEWS README README.fuse THANKS TODO
Description: FUSE iPod filesystem
DescDetail: <<
FUSEPod is a userspace filesystem which mounts your iPod into a directory
for easy browsing of your songs on your iPod.
Features
========
* Read and Write support
* Viewing/Removing playlists
* Configurable directory layout
* Transparent copying of files onto iPod
* Tracks have tags in extended attributes
* Discovers where your iPod is mounted
* Statistics file
<<
DescUsage: <<
To mount your ipod type at the console:
mkdir [mount_to]
fusepod [mount_to]
If FUSEPod fails to find your iPod you can specify the iPod's mountpoint
through the environment variable IPOD_DIR. Note that the iPod must already be
mounted so that you can read it.
For example, say my iPod is mounted at /Volumes/IPOD and I want to mount the
FUSEPod layer at /Users/keegan/ipod
You would enter at the console:
IPOD_DIR="/Volumes/IPOD" fusepod /Users/keegan/ipod
You can also create the necessary files and directories for your iPod to
work. FUSEPod will prompt you if you specify IPOD_DIR which does not have
the necessary structure.
To unmount FUSEPod type at the console:
umount [mounted_to]
To add songs copy them too
[mounted_to]/Transfer
Or add the absolute path of the song to the file
[mounted_to]/add_songs
You can also add files and recursively add directories through
[mounted_to]/add_files.sh [ files/directories ] ...
To sync the database and copy the files run
[mounted_to]/sync_ipod.sh [ -watch ]
The switch -watch will give you status messages while syncing the iPod.
For example, say I was in the [mounted_to] directory. To add a CD to my iPod I
would type at the command line:
find /music/Deftones\ -\ BSides\ and\ Rarities > add_songs
Then if I also wanted to add another CD I would type at the command line:
find /music/Darkest\ Hour\ -\ Undoing\ Ruin >> add_songs
or I could enter at the command line (this is should be in one line)
./add_files.sh /music/Deftones\ -\ BSides\ and\ Rarities \
/music/Darkest\ Hour\ -\ Undoing\ Ruin
or I could copy files over with cp or a filemanager (Konqueror, Nautilus...)
into the Transfer directory.
You can the view all the songs that will be added to the iPod by looking
in the Transfer directory and by running the command (Note songs that can't be
added will be ignored):
less add_songs
If you are happy with the contents of add_songs and the Transfer directory you
can run the command:
./sync_ipod.sh
<<
License: GPL
Homepage: http://fusepod.sourceforge.net/
Maintainer: Daniel Johnson