amiaopensource / ltopers

Bash scripts to manage LTO cartridges with LTFS
https://github.com/amiaopensource/ltopers
MIT License
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add a man page #94

Closed retokromer closed 7 years ago

retokromer commented 7 years ago

If OK, I’ll merge and make a new release.

retokromer commented 7 years ago

Update: searchlto also uses CUNY TV's own structure.

kieranjol commented 7 years ago

manpage LGTM in terms of formatting and typos etc anyhow.

retokromer commented 7 years ago

BTW: The main goal is to have, as in the other installations, «something» other-than-an-error-message happening when calling the installed name (here ltopers) in the terminal.

privatezero commented 7 years ago

Looks good to me! Regarding searchlto, it isn't CUNY specific per-se, but was designed to facilitate the way that CUNY needs to search records across the LTO database.

retokromer commented 7 years ago

Thank you! Is there any available information about the structure of the database? That would be useful when one wishes to generalise.

privatezero commented 7 years ago

Currently there is a doc in progress about the database functionality - it is incomplete and needs revision (will be working on this soon). It does however have tables representing the structure!

It lives (for now) here: https://github.com/mediamicroservices/mm/blob/master/Resources/dbinfo.md

I don't think anyone external to CUNY has tested this, so I am sure there are unanticipated bugs, but in theory this could be setup on any computer running MySQL with the command createpremisdb -c and then configuring in mmconfig.

privatezero commented 7 years ago

I also am seriously considering renaming that script, as the DB has expanded far beyond gathering PREMIS data to also collect LTO schemas, fixity and perceptual hashes.

retokromer commented 7 years ago

👍 for renaming

retokromer commented 7 years ago

What about divide the commands in two groups:

I guess, this way it would be simpler for general users.

retokromer commented 7 years ago

My full proposal is at https://github.com/amiaopensource/homebrew-amiaos/issues/46.