man gtkpod (1): GTK2 based software for managing songs and playlists on an Apple iPod

SYNOPSIS

gtkpod [-h] [-m path] [-p filename] [--hash filename]

DESCRIPTION

This manual page briefly describes the gtkpod command.

OPTIONS

gtkpod supports the following options:

-h, --help: Displays the help message.
-m, --mountpoint path: Define the mountpoint of your iPod.
-p filename: Increment playcount for file filename by one.
--hash filename: Print gtkpod hash for file filename.

FILES

~/.gtkpod/prefs

Per user configuration file. Should normally only updated through the program itself.

/etc/gtkpod/prefs

Global configuration file. Used if no configuration file exist for the user starting gtkpod.

~/.gtkpod/gtkpod.in

If this file exists, gtkpod will try to execute it at startup This is done before attempting to mount the iPod directory (optional) or read the iTunesDB (optional).

~/.gtkpod/gtkpod.out

If this file exists, gtkpod will try to execute it while exiting the program. This is done after attempting to unmount the iPod directory (optional) and sending the ``eject'' command to the iPod (optional).

/etc/gtkpod/gtkpod.in, /etc/gtkpod/gtkpod.out

Used instead of the per user scripts if the former ones don't exist and these do.

~/.gtkpod/gtkpod.load

If this file exists, gtkpod will execute it before loading the contents of an iPod with the iPod's mountpoint as the only command line argument. Put any commands needed to access the iPod here, for example if you need to mount the iPod manually.

~/.gtkpod/gtkpod.eject

If this file exists, gtkpod will execute it when ejecting an iPod with the the iPod's mountpoint as the only command line argument. Put any commands you want to execute after gtkpod has written the changes to the iPod here. For example:

sudo eject $1

gtkpod will not attempt to do any magic of it's own to mount/unmount/eject the iPod.

AUTHOR

 Jorg Schuler <jcsjcs at users.sourceforge.net>
 Corey Donohoe <atmos at atmos.org>
 Adrian Ulrich <pab at blinkenlights.ch>
 and others

This manpage was written by Frank Lichtenheld.

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