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zophImport

NAME

zophImport - Import images into zoph

SYNTAX

zophImport [--help] [--album "album"] [--category "category [, category]"] [--photographer "first_name last_name"] [--people "first_name last_name [, first_name last_name]"] [--location ["place_title"] [--field name="value"] [--path path] [--datedDirs] [--update] [--updateSize] [--updateExif] [--nothumbnails] [--verbose] [--copy] --useIds id ... | image ...

DESCRIPTION

zophImport is the command line importer for the zoph (Zoph Organizes PHotos) web photo management system.
Any fields specified will be applied to every photo imported. Any albums, categories, people or places referred to must already be present in the database.
Imported photos are physically moved away from their current location and stored in in a directory below IMAGE_DIR - dependent on path, --dateddirs and --hierarchical settings. The MySQL database stores all the attributes and references to the images.
Photos can appear in multiple albums and categories, and multiple people can be in a photo. To handle this, you can either pass a comma separated list or set the flag multiple times. Actually, you can use a comma separated list for categories and people but not for albums (since I realized that I have many albums with commas in their names and have yet to build an escape mechanism). If multiple people appear in a photo, specify them in left to right, front to back order.

OPTIONS

The `"' around arguments are needed to prevent breaking up around whitespace or the shell interpreting special characters. If an album name consist of a single word you can omit them.

--help

lists all supported options and quits

--album "album"

put the references to the image(s) into album(s)

--category "category [, category]"

put the references to the image(s) into category(s)

--photographer "first_name last_name"

store first_name last_name as the photographer of image(s)

--people "first_name last_name [, first_name last_name]"

store the named people (as seen on the picture from left to right) with the image(s)

--location "place_title"

put the references to the image(s) into location

--field name="value"

set the image(s) field name to value; common fields are title (text, 64 chars max), view (text, 64 chars max), description (text), rating (1..10) or level (1..10); possible fields are from the MySQL database, table photos;
view can be used to describe what can be seen in the photo. Often this is covered by the location field but sometimes you might want to be more specific, or to describe something you don't want to store in the database as a location (view is just a string). In the demo the view field is used in a photo of Big Ben in London: the location is set to Parliament (since that was where the photographer was standing) and the view to Big Ben (since that was what where the photographer was looking at).
In the description field you can store additional information that doesn't fit elsewhere.
level is used for access privileges. When someone is granted permission to view an album, they are also granted an access level for that album. They will be able to view photos in that album whose level is less than or equal to their access level. This is so you can selectively exclude photos by giving them a higher level.

--path path

the path relative to IMAGE_DIR (set in config.inc.php), where the images are physically stored

--datedDirs

put photos in YYYY.MM.DD directories, which are automatically created from the date in the Exif header, or, when no date is found in the EXIF header, the file date. The directories are created below path

--hierarchical

when given together with the --datedDirs option, the dated directories are created YYYY/MM/DD (instead of YYYY.MM.DD), thus creating a hierarchical directory tree. The directories are created below path

--update

update existing photos, e.g. to edit database entries

--updateSize (implies --update)

update the photo's width, height and size.

--updateExif (implies --update)

reparse and load the exit headers.

--nothumbnails

do not generate thumbnails

--thumbnails

(re)generate thumbnails (usually combined with --update)

--verbose

show verbosely whats going on

--copy

copy the images to the destination instead of moving them

--useIds id ...

use the numerical id from the database, not file names, to identify photos for update

image ...

the name(s) of the image(s) to be imported or updated

EXAMPLES

zophImport --path dc280 --datedDirs ~/incoming/*.jpg

Reads the Exif headers of all photos ~/incoming/*.jpg, creates a subdirectory for each date below IMAGE_DIR/dc280/ and moves the photos to that place.

doit() { exiftran -aib $1 ; zophImport --updatesize --update --thumbnails $1; }

Rotates images from your camera when they're already stored in the database (thanks Brian May for this tip, see http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=284815 and exiftran(1) for more details).

zophImport --path dc280 --datedDirs --photographer "Jason Geiger" --location "Jason's Apartment" --album "Zoph Tutorial" ~/incoming/*.jpg

Same as above, plus updates the database with entries for photographer, location and album.

perl -e 'use DBI; $dbh = DBI->connect("DBI:mysql:zoph", "zoph_rw", "zoph_rw") or die; $sth = $dbh->prepare("select * from photos where 1 = 0"); $sth->execute() or die; $names = $sth->{"NAME"}; foreach $name (@$names) { if ($name !~ /_id$/ and $name ne "path" and $name ne "name" and $name ne "timestamp") { print $name, "\n"; } } $sth->finish(); $dbh->disconnect();'

List all fields, that can be selected by the --field Option (using the installation default password). Note that modifying many of them (i.e. image size) usually doesn't make sense.

RETURN VALUES

0: success
1: no arguments given (try --help)
10: image not found
20: person not found
30: location not found
40: album not found
50: category not found

CONFIGURATION FILE

Configuration for both zophImport.pl and zophExport.pl are stored in $HOME\.zophrc. An example file is included with Zoph. The following settings need to be made in order to make zophImport.pl and zophExport.pl work:

$db_host:

Hostname or IP address of your MySQL server.

$db_name:

Name of the database.

$db_user:

Username Zoph should use to log on to the MySQL server.

$db_pass:

Password Zoph should use.

$db_prefix:

Prefix to include before each tablename (in order to enable sharing of the Zoph database with other apps - for example if you have a limitted number of databases with your hosting account).

$image_dir:

Location of your photos. Make sure it ends with /. Note that these settings should have a matching entry in config.inc.php.

AUTHORS

zoph was written by Jason Geiger <zoph@nother.net> and is now maintained by Jeroen Roos (zoph@roosnet.demon.nl)

this manpage was created by Mark Cooper and edited by Edelhard Becker <becker@edelhard.de> and Jeroen Roos <zoph@roosnet.demon.nl>

SEE ALSO

zophExport(1), http://localhost/doc/zoph/manual.html, http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Zoph