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Bug 552890
PATCH: fix gthumb-importer script to properly identify gvfs gphoto2 mounts
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new gthumb-importer script
gthumb-importer (text/plain), 743 bytes, created by
Hans de Goede
on 2010-01-08 13:17:58 UTC
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new gthumb-importer script
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Hans de Goede
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2010-01-08 13:17:58 UTC
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>#!/bin/bash > ># Nautilus passes a POSIX path; see if this is a gvfs gphoto2 mount >if [[ "$1" =~ "$HOME/.gvfs/gphoto2" ]]; then > # Hack for multi head cams, nautilus will call us for both heads, > # but the second time we are started will fail because the device is in use > if ! mkdir $HOME/.gthumb-importer.lock 2> /dev/null; then > echo "gthumb-importer is already running!" >> /tmp/log > exit 1 > fi > # Yield for gthumb since it wants to access the device directly > gvfs-mount --unmount "$1" >fi > ># Launch gthumb in --import-photos mode - note that this also works ># for mass storage devices too thanks to the disk:// driver in ># libgphoto2. ># >gthumb --import-photos > >rmdir $HOME/.gthumb-importer.lock 2> /dev/null
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