and lets you choose the directory you want. (In the screenshot, the reply has been copied -- not typed!) Directories can be omitted from the menu, or added, by setting up a few hidden files.
cdm -- cd from menu
SFTPget -- file transfer
jpegMv -- rename photos to date and time
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The scripts often contain tabs or other odd characters so they can NOT be pasted. You have to do a "save link target as" to a directory on your PATH and make the script executable. Or, avoiding browser cache problems, use wget and the URL.
cdm.sh displays a menu like this:
and lets you choose the directory you want.
(In the screenshot, the reply has been copied -- not typed!)
Directories can be omitted from the menu, or added, by setting
up a few hidden files.
SFTPget, SFTPput and SFTPcmp work, as they are, with SSH.com and password-free logins. However, they contain my login code and the names of the machines I use (home and office). All three scripts need parameterising. Until I get round to that, you might like to edit them to use your login code and machine names.
They need very minor modifications, which I have lost, to work with Open-SSH. The modifications are: taking out the "binary" command and changing the case of some of the options. If someone lets me know what the mods are, I will publish Open-SSH versions. Of course the best thing would be to detect the SSH version and have three scripts instead of six.
jpegMv and jpegMvTime use jpegDate and jpegTime to rename a collection of jpeg files to names like 2005-10-13.jpg or 2005-10-13+15-15-46.jpg. They are particularly useful when merging many photos into one directory. They all use the identify command from ImageMagic. Time should be an option rather than a separate command. Perhaps you would like to do that?
Last updated: Monday, 08-Sep-2008 21:04:23 BST