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'''Apple''' devices like iPhone and | '''Apple''' devices like iPhone, iPad and using them with Fedora desktop. Camera's photos used to be accessible using different file managers and photo organizing software, but that broke around Fedora 24 when Apple iOS upgrade was released and protocol behaviour changed. Currently all those tools using AFC-extension are broken and only way to access photos is cumbersome commandline tools. | ||
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Required packages: | Required packages: | ||
dnf install ifuse libplist libplist-python libimobiledevice-utils libimobiledevice-devel libimobiledevice usbmuxd | # dnf install ifuse libplist libplist-python libimobiledevice-utils libimobiledevice-devel libimobiledevice usbmuxd gvfs-afc gvfs-gphoto2 | ||
== File access == | == File access == | ||
File access requires AFC-protocol extension for GFS (gnome file system) and is available in gvfs-afc package. | |||
=== Nautilus === | === Nautilus === | ||
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=== Commandline === | === Commandline === | ||
All commands should be given as the same user as mount point is later used, most likely as regular user if files are accessed using GUI tools and normal user permissions. Otherwise ifuse does not even show mount point for unpriviledged users. | |||
% idevicepair pair | % idevicepair pair | ||
SUCCESS: Paired with device e430df2262310bc88e16abde812a526c36ce8076 | SUCCESS: Paired with device e430df2262310bc88e16abde812a526c36ce8076 | ||
Mount point directory ''/mnt/a'' must exist and be user writable. Images taken with camera, screenshots etc are under DCIM folder tree. | |||
% ifuse /mnt/a | % ifuse /mnt/a | ||
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ifuse 57852424 12774908 45077516 23% /mnt/a | ifuse 57852424 12774908 45077516 23% /mnt/a | ||
Unmounting (if not done and unplugging, those become stale and mountpoint cannot be reused): | |||
% fusermount -u /mnt/a | |||
If unmounting fails, regardless that nothing is using mount point anymore, try pulling cable and again: | |||
% fusermount -u /mnt/a | |||
fusermount: failed to unmount /mnt/a: Device or resource busy | |||
% fusermount -u /mnt/a | |||
% | |||
* https://github.com/libimobiledevice/ifuse | |||
* [http://www.dedoimedo.com/computers/fedora-22-iphone.html dedoimedo.com - Fedora and iPhone 6? Challenge accepted] | * [http://www.dedoimedo.com/computers/fedora-22-iphone.html dedoimedo.com - Fedora and iPhone 6? Challenge accepted] | ||
== Contacts == | == Contacts == | ||
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* https://github.com/gitsop01/eds-to-idevice | * https://github.com/gitsop01/eds-to-idevice | ||
=== Owncloud === | |||
In theory it could work. Practise might be different, package name is '''owncloud-files''' | |||
== External links == | == External links == | ||
Latest revision as of 12:17, 8 June 2017
Apple devices like iPhone, iPad and using them with Fedora desktop. Camera's photos used to be accessible using different file managers and photo organizing software, but that broke around Fedora 24 when Apple iOS upgrade was released and protocol behaviour changed. Currently all those tools using AFC-extension are broken and only way to access photos is cumbersome commandline tools.
Required packages:
# dnf install ifuse libplist libplist-python libimobiledevice-utils libimobiledevice-devel libimobiledevice usbmuxd gvfs-afc gvfs-gphoto2
File access
File access requires AFC-protocol extension for GFS (gnome file system) and is available in gvfs-afc package.
Nautilus
The removal of the nautilus properties page on an connected idevice does have an effect that a nautilus-ideviceinfo extension that has been in gnome git for many years cannot be easily exposed and used and a gnome bugzilla entry has been active from last year without even a comment to date.
Commandline
All commands should be given as the same user as mount point is later used, most likely as regular user if files are accessed using GUI tools and normal user permissions. Otherwise ifuse does not even show mount point for unpriviledged users.
% idevicepair pair SUCCESS: Paired with device e430df2262310bc88e16abde812a526c36ce8076
Mount point directory /mnt/a must exist and be user writable. Images taken with camera, screenshots etc are under DCIM folder tree.
% ifuse /mnt/a % mount | grep ifuse ifuse 57852424 12774908 45077516 23% /mnt/a
Unmounting (if not done and unplugging, those become stale and mountpoint cannot be reused):
% fusermount -u /mnt/a
If unmounting fails, regardless that nothing is using mount point anymore, try pulling cable and again:
% fusermount -u /mnt/a fusermount: failed to unmount /mnt/a: Device or resource busy % fusermount -u /mnt/a %
Contacts
Evolution Data Service
Owncloud
In theory it could work. Practise might be different, package name is owncloud-files