#!/bin/csh -f
######## read_fz20
### $Id: read_fz20,v 1.3 2005/05/18 17:09:58 toma Exp toma $
### $Source: /home/cujo/toma/reality/arneberg/digicams/fz20/software/RCS/read_fz20,v $
### Author:  Thomas R. Arneberg, tom@arneberg.com
### Started: 5/15/2005

# USAGE:
#   (plug FZ20 into usb port of your Linux computer)
#   % cd directory_where_you_want_pictures
#   % read_fz20
#   (that's it!)
#
# This is a very simple little script that I wrote to copy files from 
# my Panasonic FZ20 digital camera to my Linux computer. I was doing this
# manually, then figured I might as well write a script to do it, and 
# thought someone else out there might also benefit from it.
# 
# Before you can run this script the first time, you first have to 
# create the mount point and the file system table entry:
# 
#   % su root
#   % mkdir /mnt/usbdrive
#   % vi /etc/fstab
#     (add this line:)
#       /dev/sda1        /mnt/usbdrive     vfat     noauto,user,umask=0 0 0
# 
# (Note: you can use whatever word you want for "usbdrive"...I use that
# generic term so that I can also mount usb thumb drives, etc.)
# 
#   - Tom Arneberg  fz20@arneberg.com
#     http://arneberg.com/digicams/fz20

### Mount the FZ20 as a usb drive:
mount /mnt/usbdrive

### Set some variables:
set pattern = /mnt/usbdrive/dcim/10?_pana/*.jpg
set numfiles = `ls $pattern | wc -l`
set starttime = `date '+ %D at %T'`

### Copy each file from camera to local directory:
foreach file ( $pattern )
  echo "Copying $file on `date '+ %D at %T'`..."
  cp -p $file .
end

### Unmount the camera:
umount /mnt/usbdrive
set endtime = `date '+ %D at %T'`

### Rename the files to embed the date (m/dd) in the filename:
set prog_rename = rename_files_with_dates
echo ""
echo "running program $prog_rename..."
echo ""
$prog_rename *.jpg
echo ""

### Print some statistics:
echo "  $numfiles files to copy"
echo "     starttime = $starttime"
echo "       endtime = $endtime"
echo ""
echo " % ls | wc -l"
ls | wc -l
echo ""
echo " DONE\!"
echo ""