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NAME

       zophExport - Export images from zoph to static albums

SYNTAX

       zophExport   [--help]   --dir  dir  --format  zoph|album|bins  [--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"]  [--sql
       sql_statement]   [--lang   file]   [--[no]albumdirs]  [--[no]subalbums]
       [--[no]subcategories]        [--[no]showdate]         [--[no]showtitle]
       [--[no]showview]       [--[no]showpeople]      [--[no]showphotographer]
       [--[no]showlocation]      [--[no]showdescription]      [--[no]showexif]
       [--[no]showfooter]

DESCRIPTION

       zophExport  is  the  command line exporter for the zoph (Zoph Organizes
       PHotos) web photo management system.  Specify the  destination  of  the
       export  using  --dir  and the format of the export using --format.  The
       format must be one of "zoph", "album",  or  "bins".   The  zoph  format
       creates a gallery using a simple, built-in generator.  The album format
       creates an export compatible with the album program,  the  bins  format
       creates an export compatible with the bins program.
       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).
       The exporter creates static albums in various formats  to  be  used  on
       webhosting services where you don’t have MySQL, when you don’t want all
       your  pictures  to  be  published  or  to  burn  them  onto  a  CD  for
       offline-browsing.   Multiple   options  are  ANDed,  cutting  down  the
       resulting set of images. The set can  be  increased  again  by  running
       zophExport  multiple  times. SQL hackers can select images by arbitrary
       SQL statements and finally the set of images can be  modified  manually
       before transfer to the web host or CD.
       Most  fields match using the equals operator. Two exceptions are rating
       (which defaults to >=) and description (which defaults to like).

OPTIONS

       The ‘"’ around arguments are  needed  to  prevent  breaking  up  around
       whitespace  or  the  shell interpreting special characters. If an album
       e.g. is called hugo you can omit them.

       --help

              lists all supported options and quits

       --dir dir

              toplevel directory for exported hierarchy

       --format zoph|album|bins

              the format to use: zoph is a  very  simple  yet  quick  built-in
              format   (the   thumbnails  don’t  have  to  be  calculated,  no
              additional software needed),  album  for  David  Ljung  Madisons
              "Album" script (http://marginalhacks.com/Hacks/album/ ) and bins
              for Jérôme Sautrets "bins" script  (http://bins.sautret.org/  );
              both are available as Debian packages

       --album "album"

              select the album(s) to export

       --category "category [, category]"

              select the category(s) to export

       --photographer "first_name last_name"

              select the photographer whose pictures should be exported

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

              select pictures by the people being shown

       --location "place_title"

              select pictures by location being shown

       --field name="value"

              select  pictures  by  its  field  name;  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;

       --sql sql_statement

              select pictures by self-defined SQL statement

       --lang file

              The exporter can translate field labels using the same  language
              files  that  Zoph  uses.  Pass --lang /usr/share/zoph/lang/XX to
              enable this option.

       The following options can be used with or without "no"  prepended.  The
       default  behaviour  is  without "no", explained is the option when used
       with "no".

       --[no]albumdirs

              By default  the  exporter  creates  directories  to  mirror  the
              structure of the albums in which the exported photos appear. Use
              this flag to disable this and have all images exported into  the
              given directory dir.

       --[no]subalbums

              don’t export subalbums below the selected one

       --[no]subcategories

              don’t export subcategories below the selected one

       By  default  zophExport.pl  will  export  everything  about your photos
       except the last modified time, the rating and the albums or  categories
       in  which  the  photo  appears.  To prevent the display of a particular
       field, use the --noshowFIELD argument.  For  example:  --noshowlocation
       or  --noshowdescription.  Passing  --noshowexif  prevents any exif info
       from being shown. (Note, however, that the BINS program  extracts  exif
       info on its own).

       --[no]showdate

              don’t export the date

       --[no]showtitle

              don’t export the title

       --[no]showview

              don’t export the view

       --[no]showpeople

              don’t export the people’s names

       --[no]showphotographer

              don’t export the photographer’s name

       --[no]showlocation

              don’t export the location

       --[no]showdescription

              don’t export the description

       --[no]showexif

              don’t export the Exif data

       --[no]showfooter

              don’t show a footer

EXAMPLES

              zophExport --dir "~/Winter Pics" --format album --category Snow

       In  this  simple  example  all  photos  placed in the Snow category are
       exported.  Within the "Winter  Pics"  directory  zophExport  will  have
       created a directory structure mirroring the album structure in Zoph for
       the selected photos.

              zophExport --dir "~/My Album"  --format  album  --album  "Boston
              Trip" --photographer "Jason Geiger" --field rating=5

       Only photos I took on my trip to Boston that I rated 5 or more would be
       exported. By default subalbums of an album are  automatically  included
       (so my "Duck Tour" subalbum is also exported).

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 zophEx
       port.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 Edelhard Becker <becker@edelhard.de> and
       updated by Jeroen Roos <zoph@roosnet.demon.nl>

SEE ALSO

       zophImport(1),                   http://localhost/doc/zoph/manual.html,
       http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Zoph
       http://marginalhacks.com/Hacks/album/
       http://bins.sautret.org/