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.TH udevil "1" "March 2013"
.SH NAME
udevil \- alternative storage media interface
.SH SYNOPSIS
.B udevil [OPTIONS] COMMAND [COMMAND-OPTIONS] [COMMAND-ARGUMENTS]
.SH DESCRIPTION
\fBudevil\fP - alternative storage media interface
udevil mounts and unmounts removable devices and network shares
without requiring password (set suid), shows device information
and monitors device changes. It includes the devmon automounting
script.
.SH EXAMPLES
udevil mount /dev/sdd1
udevil mount -o ro,noatime /dev/sdd1
udevil mount -o ro,noatime /dev/sdd1 /media/custom
udevil mount /tmp/example.iso # ISO file
udevil mount ftp://sys.domain # ftp site \- requires curlftpfs or ftpfs
udevil mount ftp://user:pass@sys.domain/share # ftp share with user and password
udevil mount ftp://user:pass@sys.domain:21/share # ftp share with port, user and password
udevil mount -t ftpfs sys.domain # ftp site with ftpfs
udevil mount -t curlftpfs sys.domain # ftp site with curl
udevil mount -t curlftpfs user:pass@sys.domain # ftp site with curl u/p
udevil mount nfs://sys.domain:/share # nfs share
udevil mount sys.domain:/share # nfs share
udevil mount smb://sys.domain/share # samba share w/ cifs
udevil mount smb://user:pass@10.0.0.1:50/share # samba share w/ u/p/port
udevil mount smb://WORKGROUP/user@sys.domain # samba share w/ workgroup
udevil mount //sys.domain/share # samba share w/ cifs
udevil mount //sys.domain/share -t smbfs # samba share w/ smbfs
udevil mount ssh://user@sys.domain # sshfs with user \- requires sshfs
udevil mount -t sshfs user@sys.domain # sshfs with user
udevil mount http://sys.domain/dav/ # WebDAV \- requires davfs2
udevil mount tmpfs # make a ram drive
WARNING !!! a password on the command line is UNSAFE - see filesystem docs
.TP
udevil umount /dev/sdd1
udevil umount /media/disk
udevil umount \-l /media/disk
udevil umount /tmp/example.iso
.TP
udevil info /dev/sdd1
.TP
udevil monitor
.TP
udevil clean
.TP
.SH OPTIONS
\-\-verbose
print details
\-\-quiet
minimal output
.SH USAGE
.TP
MOUNT \- Mounts DEVICE to mount point DIR with MOUNT\-OPTIONS:
udevil mount|--mount [MOUNT-OPTIONS] [[\-b|-\-block-device] DEVICE] [DIR]
MOUNT\-OPTIONS:
\-\t|-\-types|-\-filesystem-type|-\-mount-fstype TYPE
(see man mount)
\-o|-\-options|-\-mount\-options OPT,...
(see man mount)
\-\-no\-user\-interaction ignored
(for compatibility)
.TP
udevil umount|unmount|-\-unmount|-\-umount [UNMOUNT-OPTIONS]
{[\-b|-\-block-device] DEVICE}|DIR
UNMOUNT-OPTIONS:
\-l
lazy unmount (see man umount)
\-f
force unmount (see man umount)
\-\-no-user-interaction
ignored (for compatibility)
.TP
INFO \- Show information about DEVICE emulating udisks v1 output:
udevil info|-\-show-info|-\-info [-b|-\-block-device] DEVICE
.TP
MONITOR \- Display device events emulating udisks v1 output:
udevil monitor|\-\-monitor
.TP
CLEAN \- Remove unmounted udevil-created mount dirs in media dirs
udevil clean
.TP
HELP - Show this help
udevil help|\-\-help|\-h
.SH AUTHOR
This manual page was written by Mateusz Ĺukasik <mati75@linuxmint.pl>,
for the Debian GNU/Linux system (but may be used by others).
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