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DSBMC-Cli(1) General Commands Manual DSBMC-Cli(1) NAME dsbmc-cli -- command-line client for DSBMD SYNOPSIS dsbmc-cli -L event command [arg ...] ; [-L ...] dsbmc-cli -a [-b dev1,dev2,...] [-U time] [[-L event command [arg ...]] ; [-L ...]] dsbmc-cli {{-e | -u} [-f] | {-m | -s | -u | -v speed}} device dsbmc-cli {-e | -u} <mount point> dsbmc-cli -i <disk image> dsbmc-cli -l dsbmc-cli [-h] DESCRIPTION dsbmc-cli is a command-line client for DSBMD that provides a simple inter- face to query information about storage devices, and to send requests to mount, unmount and eject these. OPTIONS -L Listen for event, and execute the command every time the event is received. Possible events are mount, unmount, add, and remove. The command must be terminated by a semicolon (`;') as a separate argu- ment. Each event provides information about the device that can be accessed using the placeholders %d (device name), %l (volume la- bel), %m (mount point) (only mount and unmount ), and %t (device type). A literal percent character (`%') must be escaped by a fur- ther `%' character ("%%"). Possible values for the device type (%t) are hdd, usbdisk, datacd, audiocd, dvd, vcd, svcd, mmc, mtp, and ptp. The -L option can be given multiple times. -U Auto-unmount. Try to unmount each automounted device every time seconds. -a Automount. After mounting all devices presented by DSBMD, dsbmc- cli(1) waits for new devices added to the system, and mounts them. In addition, the -L option can be specified for each event. If ds- bmc-cli(1) automounts a device, it executes the command defined for the mount event. -b dev1,dev2,... Define a comma-separated list of devices and/or volume labels to ignore if the -a option is given. Volume labels must be prefixed by "volid=". Example: dsbmc-cli -a -b da0p2,volid=EFISYS,volid=TMP -e device, -e <mount point> Eject the given device or the device mounted on <mount point> -i <disk image> Create a memory disk to access the given disk image. -l List all currently attached devices DSBMD supports. -m device Mount the given device. -s device The storage capacity of the given device is queried, and the media size, the number of used and free bytes are printed to stdout. -u device, -u <mount point> Unmount the given device or the device mounted on <mount point> -v speed device Set the reading speed of the given CD/DVD device. EXAMPLES $ dsbmc-cli -L mount printf "%%s was mounted on %%s\n" %d %m ';' This command listens for mount events, and executes the printf command, where %d and %m are replaced by the device name and mount point. $ dsbmc-cli -a -L add sh -c 'case %t in audiocd) vlc cdda://%d&;; dvd) vlc dvd://%d&;; esac' ';' -L mount sh -c 'Thunar %m&' ';' In this example, dsbmc-cli automounts devices, and listens for add and mount events. If an audio CD or a DVD was inserted, the command vlc cdda://%d& or vlc dvd://%d& is executed, respectively. If a device was mounted, dsbmc-cli executes the command Thunar %m&, where %m is replaced by the mount point. FreeBSD ports 15.quarterly $Mdocdate$ DSBMC-Cli(1)
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