Bill Moseley, 2009-02-25 06:20:11 -0800 : > Is there an "official" way to import photos into f-spot from the > command line? [...] > I actually import all my photos on my own machine via a script I > wrote, but I'd have to install the supporting libraries first to use > that on this other machine and decided for a (hopefully) one-off I > could stand the slow vnc connection. I did something for that some time ago, but since I haven't used it in quite a while it may have suffered from bitrot. It might just work, but you'll probably need to replace some of the hardcoded paths. Attached are two versions: one that downloads pics from a camera, another that copies them from a local path. Both make use of a config file, of which here's an example: ,----[ $HOME/.config/camsync.conf ] | [default] | tag_name = "À trier" | raw_tag_name = "À retoucher" | default_camera = EOS400D | | [EOS400D] | camera_name = "Canon EOS 400D (PTP mode)" | destination_dir = /home/roland/images/photos/canon-eos400d | max_remaining = 50 `---- Hope this helps, Roland. -- Roland Mas Such compressed poems / With seventeen syllables / Can't have much meaning... -- in Gödel, Escher, Bach: an Eternal Golden Braid (Douglas Hofstadter)
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Camsync2.cs
Description: Command-line importer for F-Spot (from camera)