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[Lord_Solrac2]

Hello This is My 1st Puppy App ^^" It's Based on sshfs .
What is Does, It's Called iMount... (Mounts iDevices Via SSH)
WARNING:I Recomend you use this via TERMINAL ONLY (When Launched From Menu, The WM Frezes But you can still use the mouse and keyboard)
Notice: This May Require a Jailbroken iPod with OpenSSH...

Contains:: (iMount Original)
/bin
imnt
/usr
/bin
imnt
sshfs
/share
/applications
iMount.desktop

Contains::(iMount-2.1)
/bin
imnt-text (The Original Script)
imount > New Script
ximnt > The Same as imount
iumnt UnMount Script (Text)
fusermount The UnMount
/usr
/bin
(Links With /bin File)
sshfs The File That Does All The Work (Mounting)
/share
/applications
iMount.desktop
iUMount.desktop
iMount-text.desktop


How to Use (Original)
1.) It's a Pretty Simple Thing in here Just Specify the iDevice type (iPod Touch, iPhone, or iPad)

2.) Then The Operating System (Puppy Or Other)(Other if you can't make a new folder in /media or /mnt) (In This Case Obviously Puppy)

3. ) After That, Imtput the IP Address of the iDevice (Settings > Wi-Fi > $Connection > (DHCP IP Address)

4.) Enter A Name (For Example Solrac will mount Solrac-iPod)

5.) What Mount Type ?? (Filesystem or the User (puppy is /root) folder)

6. ) SSHFS Will Go into the iDevice (enter "yes" without quotes) and then your Password (Usually it is "alpine" without quotes)

How to Use:: (2.0+)

1.) Select a iDevice
2.) Select Mount Area (/var/mobile is the User Directory)
3.) Enter A Name (if you enter Solrac it will mount Solrac-iPod)
4.) Enter The IP Address (Settings > Wifi > Connection (>) > DHCP)
5.) Enter Yes For Your Fingerprint and The Password by Default is "Alpine" but Without Quotes
6.) Once Finished Check the /mnt Directory and You Should Find something like this ($name-$idevice) $name is the Name you Entered and $idevice is either iPod, iPhone, or iPad



This Can Be Useful for Amarok (Since it asks for a Directory)
The Reason I did this is for a Media Manager for Linux (like Amarok, Exile, Rythmbox and such that support iDevices) And iDOS management (DOSBOX For iDevices)

Changelog::
1.0 Original Relese
1.1 Menu Fix (by tuxxxx)
1.2 Shorten Usage (Puppy ONLY)
1.3 Added iUMount
1.4 Fixed Both Menu Desktop Files (By Me)
1.5 gtkdialog alpha (Failed)
1.6 gtkdialog alpha (sshfs Error)
1.7 gtkdialog beta (Hardly Used)
1.8 gtkdialog RC (Testing)
1.9 gtkdialog RC2 (Objetive Finished)
2.0 New Release (gtkdialog Completed)
2.1 Added fusermount for other distos

Notice:: Versions 1.5-1.9 Were Not Launched Since They All Had Errors And They were for Testing Maners ^^"

Special Thanks To::
tuxxxx - Fixing The Desktop Files
zigbert - Helping me with the gtkdialog3 scripting


EDIT (25//1//11) : Both Downloads Have The SSHFS Included

[Lord_Solrac2]

Any Comments?? Doubts?? Just in Case to launch the command, "imnt" (no quotes) on The Terminal.

[ttuuxxx]

I fixed your package for you, you now have a menu item in multimedia and I made it work from the menu
also never rename a pet package once its built, it will stop it from properly installing, nice small pet package, does it work, I haven't tried it, just got it going in the terminal
ttuuxxx

[Lord_Solrac2]

[ttuuxxx]

[Lord_Solrac2]

[ttuuxxx]

It wouldn't work on 2.14X had some missing deps,
sh-3.00# ldd /usr/bin/sshfs
/usr/bin/sshfs: /usr/lib/libfuse.so.2: version `FUSE_2.6' not found (required by /usr/bin/sshfs)
/usr/bin/sshfs: /usr/lib/libfuse.so.2: version `FUSE_2.7' not found (required by /usr/bin/sshfs)
probably would have to be compiled on 2.14X
ttuuxxx

[Lord_Solrac2]

[ttuuxxx]

[Lord_Solrac2]

[Lord_Solrac2]

iMount is Right Now Being Developed... It is Built with gtkdialog3 and will include iUMount (Unmount) and The Terminal As Well