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| Subject: | [newbie] getpix and sizetest |
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| Date: | Fri, 23 Aug 2002 20:13:52 -0400 |
| From: | Todd Slater <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> |
| Reply-To: | [EMAIL PROTECTED] |
| Organization: | Little, if any |
| To: | newbie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> |
As John requested, I reworked the scripts to make it easier for you to set up the variables for your system.
Just make them executable, "chmod u+x getpix.sh sizetest.sh" getpix.sh: gets pictures from your camera, copies them to a directory named according to the date, renames them according to exif date, and opens gqview so you can see them. #!/bin/bash # REQUIRES JHEAD # See below for URL # Set up system variables # Mountpoint for your camera CAM="/mnt/fuji" # The folder on your media where the pictures are SRC="/mnt/fuji/dcim/100_fuji" # The root directory where you store your images ROOT="/home/todd/fuji" # The target folder name where pictures will be copied to # Just the name, the complete path will be filled in # Default will be YYYY_MM_DD TARGET=`date +%Y_%m_%d` # That's all you *have* to set up clear # Mount camera mount $CAM # Create target directory mkdir $ROOT/$TARGET echo "Copying images . . ." # Copy images cp $SRC/*.jpg $ROOT/$TARGET && echo "Finished copying images." # Umount camera umount $CAM echo "You can disconnect the camera now." # For some reason my pix have the executable bit set chmod -x $ROOT/$TARGET/*.jpg # Rename images -- requires jhead # Get jhead at http://www.sentex.net/~mwandel/jhead/ # jhead does other stuff you might want to add here, too jhead -n%Y_%m_%d-%k_%M_%S $ROOT/$TARGET/*.jpg echo "Images have been renamed." echo "Images are in $ROOT/$TARGET" # Let's look at them in gqview gqview $ROOT/$TARGET & exit sizetest.sh: tests the size of directories you specify as arguments; if size is greater than 650 MB, sends you an e-mail notification. If not, sends you an email telling you there's nothing to do. You can comment that part out, of course. #!/bin/bash # To use, specify minimum depth and your e-mail address # Use directories you want to test as arguments. # To test ~/fuji and ~/canon do # ./sizetest.sh ~/fuji ~/canon # I add this to cron and run it once a day. # Choose the minimum depth for `find` command. # Set to 0 if you want to include the base directory # Set to 1 if you only want to test subdirectories DEPTH=1 # Your e-mail address ADDY=todd for directory in `find $@ -type d -mindepth $DEPTH` do sizem="du -m -s $directory" if [ `$sizem | awk '{print $1}'` -gt 650 ] then echo "$directory is burnable: current size is `$sizem | awk '{print $1}'`" >> size.$$ fi done if [ -f size.$$ ] then mail -s "You have some burning to do!" $ADDY < size.$$ rm size.$$ else echo "No directories in $@ are large enough to warrant burning to CD." | mail -s "Nothing to burn today!" $ADDY fi exit I have others I use to resize and generate contact sheets using ImageMagick, but they need cleaning up. Todd -- Todd Slater The current tune is los amigos invisibles - the new sound of the venezuelan gozadera - ultrafunk My schooling not only failed to teach me what it professed to be teaching, but prevented me from being educated to an extent which infuriates me when I think of all I might have learned at home by myself. (George Bernard Shaw)
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