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RIOCP(1) General Commands Manual RIOCP(1)
NAME
riocp - program to transfer files to and from the Rio Karma
SYNOPSIS
riocp [options] files_to_upload...
DESCRIPTION
This manual page documents briefly the riocp command.
riocp is a program that searches for and lists files on the Rio Karma. It also allows the user to transfer files to and from the device.
OPTIONS
A summary of options is included below.
-a {path|hostname|IP-ADDR}
Set access location of Rio Karma. Can be either a hostname or IP address for network access; or a path in the filesystem where the
Rio Karma is mounted for USB access.
-b Get database by scanning *1 files, instead of smalldb.
-c charset
Set codeset to use when communicating with the Rio Karma.
-D dummyName
Use dummyName for missing or empty props. Default if not set is '-UnKnown-'.
-d Download the files searched for with "-s".
-e set1 set2 set3
Edit the download pathname using set1 and set2 as in unix tr. If set3 is empty (""): just translate as in tr; otherwise, further
delete all chars given in set3.
-F Use filenames in ~/.openrio/.../__libkarma_fdb__.gz for download.
-f Force the files to be written even if they are dupes.
-H Download files listed in ~/.openrio/.../__libkarma_fdb__.gz that match the current hostname.
-h Show summary of options.
-l props
Like -u for type='playlist'. The default is to use whatever is set for -u.
-p passWord
Password for accessing the Rio Karma via the network.
-q Squeeze repeated chars (given in "set2" of -e), after the optional delete.
-R Same as -r, but do not ask for confirmation.
-r Remove these files (after the optional download).
-s searchString
Search karma DB according to searchString. searchString syntax: property=searchStr[{,|+}...], where:
- searchStr is a substring of the property value (see ~/.openrio/*/fileinfo for possible property names)
- ',' and '+' mean AND and OR, respectively
- each AND/OR operator is applied to the previous search results
-U fdb.gz
Upload files listed in the given fdb.gz file.
-u props
Use properties to build download path for type=tune. "props" are formating strings (as in "printf"), where:
%a = Artist
%c = Codec
%f = fid
%g = Genre
%n = Track Number
%s = Source
%T = Type
%t = Title
The default is "%f.%c".
-w Don't rewrite the smalldb database file.
-x props
Like -u for type='taxi'. The default is to use whatever is set for -u.
SEE ALSO
printf(3), tr(1).
AUTHOR
riocp was written by Frank Zschockelt <libkarma@freakysoft.de>.
This manual page was written by Joe Nahmias <jello@debian.org>, for the Debian project (but may be used by others).
June 27, 2008 RIOCP(1)