simple-mtpfs(1)

1SIMPLE-MTPFS(1)                  User Commands                 SIMPLE-MTPFS(1)
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NAME

6       SIMPLE-MTPFS - filesystem driver for MTP based devices
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SYNOPSIS

9   mounting
10       simple-mtpfs <device> mountpoint [options]
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12   unmounting
13       fusermount -u mountpoint
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DESCRIPTION

16       SIMPLE-MTPFS (Simple Media Transfer Protocol FileSystem) is a file sys‐
17       tem for Linux (and other operating systems with a FUSE  implementation,
18       such  as  Mac  OS  X  or  FreeBSD) capable of operating on files on MTP
19       devices attached via USB to local machine. On the local computer  where
20       the  SIMPLE-MTPFS  is mounted, the implementation makes use of the FUSE
21       (Filesystem in Userspace) kernel module.  The practical effect of  this
22       is that the end user can seamlessly interact with MTP device files.
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OPTIONS

25   general options:
26       -o opt,[opt...]
27              mount options
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29       -h   --help
30              print help
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32       -V   --version
33              print version
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35   SIMPLE-MTPFS options:
36       -l   --list-devices
37              list available MTP devices
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39            --device
40              select device no. to mount
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42       -o enable-move
43              enable  move  operation,  which can be very slow (depends on the
44              moved content)
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46   FUSE options:
47       -d   -o debug
48              enable debug output (implies -f)
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50       -f     foreground operation
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52       -s     disable multi-threaded operation
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54       -o allow_other
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57       -o allow_root
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60       -o nonempty
61              allow mounts over non-empty file/dir
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63       -o default_permissions enable permission checking by kernel
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65       -o fsname=NAME
66              set filesystem name
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68       -o subtype=NAME
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71       -o large_read
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74       -o max_read=N
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77       -o hard_remove
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80       -o use_ino
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83       -o readdir_ino
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86       -o direct_io
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89       -o kernel_cache
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92       -o [no]auto_cache
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95       -o umask=M
96              set file permissions (octal)
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98       -o uid=N
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101       -o gid=N
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104       -o entry_timeout=T
105              cache timeout for names (1.0s)
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107       -o negative_timeout=T
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110       -o attr_timeout=T
111              cache timeout for attributes (1.0s)
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113       -o ac_attr_timeout=T
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116       -o intr
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119       -o intr_signal=NUM
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122       -o modules=M1[:M2...]
123              names of modules to push onto filesystem stack
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125       -o max_write=N
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128       -o max_readahead=N
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131       -o async_read
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134       -o sync_read
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AUTHORS

138       SIMPLE-MTPFS has been written by Peter Hatina <phatina@gmail.com>.
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143SIMPLE-MTPFS version 0.2         December 2013                 SIMPLE-MTPFS(1)