Used to sync mobile sounds.
And photos, here's one photo synced:
http://www.facebook.com/home.php?ref=home#/photo.php?pid=30466015&id=1118555017
And here's one that got a bit washed out:
Here's the script:
Presumably cut&pasting it from here might not work ... depending ... oh well ...
See below below for script, embed from github:
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| #!/bin/bash | |
| #INVOCATION: | |
| #$ bt-sync-mobile.sh [device [dir]] | |
| #$ bt-sync-mobile.sh Pooky 'C:\Data\Images\' 2>&1 |tee .btsync/bt_sync_images.log | |
| #Stuff is synched to ~/.btsync/`echo $dir |sed 's/[\/ \\"]/_/g'` | |
| #wami*.gpx and *.jpg files are cleared off device if synced successfully and mp4 or png | |
| # | |
| #REQUIREMENTS: | |
| #linux with bluetooth hardware | |
| #various bluetooth linux utils, these ubuntu packages: | |
| #bluez bluez-utils(?) obexftp openobex-apps | |
| # | |
| # some of these come by default, and some are not needed, but this is on the system the script was tested on | |
| #$ dpkg -l |egrep "bluez|hci|obex" |sed 's/ */ /g' | |
| #ii bluez 4.32-0ubuntu4.1 Bluetooth tools and daemons | |
| #ii bluez-alsa 4.32-0ubuntu4.1 Bluetooth audio support | |
| #ii bluez-cups 4.32-0ubuntu4.1 Bluetooth printer driver for CUPS | |
| #ii bluez-gnome 1.8-0ubuntu5 Bluetooth utilities for GNOME | |
| #ii bluez-gstreamer 4.32-0ubuntu4.1 Bluetooth gstreamer support | |
| #ii bluez-utils 4.32-0ubuntu4.1 Transitional package | |
| #ii gnome-vfs-obexftp 0.4-1build1 GNOME VFS module for OBEX FTP | |
| #ii libopenobex1 1.5-1 OBEX protocol library | |
| #ii libopenobex1-dev 1.5-1 OBEX protocol library - development files | |
| #ii obex-data-server 0.4.4-0ubuntu1 D-Bus service for OBEX client and server sid | |
| #ii obexftp 0.19-7ubuntu2 file transfer utility for devices that use t | |
| #ii openobex-apps 1.5-1 Applications for OpenOBEX | |
| #ii python-bluez 0.16-1ubuntu1 Python wrappers around BlueZ for rapid bluet | |
| # | |
| #NOTES: | |
| #The bluetooth connect seems to fail sometimes. | |
| #Files with funny chars in name could cause a problem. maybe. () are okay | |
| #Files to clear out are hardcoded. | |
| #It's simple - just syncs files up if they don't exist on host. | |
| #There are various other TODOs | |
| # | |
| ### TODO: hey look at Images\_PAlbTN\ dir ! every thumbnail since year DOT! sneaky ! | |
| # nokia E65 phone | |
| # | |
| #I've thrown together an ugly script to automate sync (a dumb enough sync) of files from my phone. | |
| #And made an ugly blog post about the ugly script also: | |
| #http://gaoithe.livejournal.com/33541.html | |
| # | |
| #It would be nice to sync properly like rsync (i.e. check files size and date/times on host and device). | |
| #It would be nice to use rsync itself! :) | |
| #Possibly obexftp could be improved, commands like "get-if-changed, put-if-not-up-to-date", recursive ability. | |
| #Hmm. Hmm. | |
| #mount could mount some ugly thing + obexftp interface? then rsync away | |
| # Hmmm. | |
| # | |
| # 14/11/2009 Fix allow spaces in file names. | |
| # probably also allow spaces in dirs and device name | |
| # for F in *.amr ; do echo F=$F; done | |
| # for F in *.amr ; do echo F=$F; N=${F%%.amr}; if [[ ! -e $N.ogg ]] ; then ffmpeg -i $F $N.ogg; fi; done | |
| # export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:/usr/local/lib | |
| # for F in *.amr ; do echo F=$F; N=${F%%.amr}; if [[ ! -e $N.ogg ]] ; then ffmpeg-amr -i "$F" "$N.ogg"; fi; done | |
| # | |
| # f=Sound\ clip\(10\).ogg; n=${f%%.amr}; mv "$f" "${n}_DragonSoup.ogg" | |
| # for f in DataSoundsDigital/Sound\ clip\({1,2}*\).ogg; do vlc "$f"; done | |
| # for f in DataSoundsDigital/Sound\ clip\({1*,20,21,22,23}\).ogg; do n=${f%%.ogg}; mv "$f" "${n}_DragonSoup.ogg"; done | |
| # | |
| # for f in DataSoundsDigital/Sound\ clip\(*\).ogg; do vlc "$f"; done | |
| # for f in *.flv; do n=${f%%.flv}; if [[ ! -e "$n.wav" ]] ; then ffmpeg -i "$f" "$n.wav"; fi; done | |
| # TODO: if match ^- option parse | |
| # -n - do nothing | |
| # -v - verbose | |
| # -c - clean files after | |
| while [[ "${1#-}" != "$1" ]] ; do | |
| [ "$1" == "-n" ] && OPTS_DONOTHING="$1"; | |
| [ "$1" == "-v" ] && OPTS_VERBOSE="$1"; | |
| [ "$1" == "-c" ] && OPTS_CLEAN="$1"; | |
| shift | |
| done | |
| #[ "$OPTS_DONOTHING" != "" ] && echo "optn"; | |
| #[ "$OPTS_DONOTHING" == "" ] && echo "not optn"; | |
| DEVICENAME="$1" | |
| #echo all is $* | |
| BTSYNCHOME=~/.btsync | |
| # DEVICENAME can be blank (scans all devices) | |
| HCISCAN=`hcitool scan |grep "$DEVICENAME" |grep -v ^Scanning ` | |
| #Scanning ... | |
| # 00:1F:5D:BF:29:39 Nokia 3120 fionnuala | |
| # 00:17:E5:EE:29:18 Pooky | |
| #check for duplicates | |
| DEVCOUNT=`echo "$HCISCAN" |wc -l` | |
| HCISCAN_S=`echo "$HCISCAN" |sed 's/[\t ][\t ]*/ /g;s/^ *//;'` | |
| BTADDR=`echo "$HCISCAN_S" |cut -d' ' -f1` | |
| DEVNAME=`echo "$HCISCAN_S" |cut -d' ' -f2-` | |
| #echo "DEVCOUNT=$DEVCOUNT HCISCAN=$HCISCAN | |
| #BTADDR=$BTADDR DEVNAME=$DEVNAME" | |
| if [[ $DEVCOUNT -ne 1 ]] ; then | |
| echo "usage: $0 [<opts>] <devicename> <dir_to_sync> | |
| e.g. $0 42:54:41:44:44:52 \"C:/Data/\" | |
| Which device? | |
| $HCISCAN | |
| options: | |
| -n - do nothing | |
| -v - verbose | |
| -c - clean files after | |
| " | |
| exit; | |
| fi | |
| echo "BTADDR=$BTADDR DEVNAME=$DEVNAME" | |
| #sudo hcitool info $BTADDR | |
| DIRTOSYNC="$2" | |
| # DONE pass in dir/file to sync on cmd line in $2 | |
| if [[ -z $DIRTOSYNC ]] ; then | |
| echo "usage: $0 [<opts>] <devicename> <dir_to_sync> | |
| e.g. $0 42:54:41:44:44:52 \"C:/Data/\" | |
| e.g. $0 \$BTADDR \"C:/Data/Images/\" | |
| e.g. $0 $BTADDR \"C:/Data/Videos/\" | |
| e.g. $0 42:54:41:44:44:52 \"C:/Data/Sounds/\" | |
| options: | |
| -n - do nothing | |
| -v - verbose | |
| -c - clean files after | |
| " | |
| DIRTOSYNC="C:/Data/" | |
| #exit; | |
| fi | |
| mkdir -p $BTSYNCHOME | |
| DIRTOSYNC_HASH=`echo "$DIRTOSYNC" |sed 's/[\/ \\"]/_/g'` | |
| # cd to where we are getting files | |
| mkdir -p $BTSYNCHOME/$DIRTOSYNC_HASH | |
| cd /tmp | |
| cd $BTSYNCHOME/$DIRTOSYNC_HASH | |
| pwd | |
| #obexftp -b $BTADDR -v -l "" | |
| #obexftp -b $BTADDR -v -l "C:/" | |
| echo DIRTOSYNC=$DIRTOSYNC DIRTOSYNC_HASH=$DIRTOSYNC_HASH | |
| obexftp -b $BTADDR -v -l "$DIRTOSYNC" |tee $BTSYNCHOME/$DIRTOSYNC_HASH.list | |
| echo get list of all files | |
| echo TODO: parse xml safely/properly | |
| # <folder name="whereami" modified="20080825T144716Z" user-perm="RWD" mem-type="DEV"/> | |
| # <file name="CapsOff.sisx" size="25568" modified="20080331T131250Z" user-perm="RWD"/> | |
| #FILES=$(grep "<file name=" $BTSYNCHOME/$DIRTOSYNC_HASH.list |cut -d'"' -f2 `) | |
| FILES=$(grep "<file name=" $BTSYNCHOME/$DIRTOSYNC_HASH.list |sed 's/.*name="//;s/" .*//;s/ /_SPACE_/g') | |
| date >> $BTSYNCHOME/$DIRTOSYNC_HASH.log | |
| echo FILES=$FILES |tee -a $BTSYNCHOME/$DIRTOSYNC_HASH.log | |
| ## forget about first retrieve or not, just check files on each system | |
| #if [[ -f $BTSYNCHOME/$DIRTOSYNC_HASH.success ]] ; then | |
| #echo for second/.. retrieve just get differences | |
| echo TODO: recurse into directories | |
| echo TODO get updated files, now we get new files only | |
| function wipe_existing_files_from_list () { | |
| echo for now we check if file exists already and wipe from list | |
| ##file list to retrieve by eliminating ones already retrieved | |
| FILESTOGET= | |
| FILESTODEL="$FILES" | |
| for F in $FILES ; do | |
| F2=$(echo $F|sed 's/_SPACE_/ /g') | |
| if [ "$OPTS_VERBOSE" != "" ] ; then | |
| echo F $F F2 $F2 | |
| fi | |
| if [[ ! -f $F && ! -f $F2 ]] ; then | |
| FILESTOGET="$FILESTOGET $F" | |
| fi | |
| done | |
| FILES="$FILESTOGET" | |
| #diff $BTSYNCHOME/$DIRTOSYNC_HASH $BTSYNCHOME/$DIRTOSYNC_HASH.success | |
| #mv $BTSYNCHOME/$DIRTOSYNC_HASH $BTSYNCHOME/$DIRTOSYNC_HASH.success | |
| } | |
| function get_the_files () { | |
| if [[ ! -z $FILES ]] ; then | |
| echo get the files | |
| date >> $BTSYNCHOME/$DIRTOSYNC_HASH.get | |
| SP_Q=$(echo $FILES|grep _SPACE_) | |
| if [[ "$SP_Q" != "" ]] ; then | |
| # spaces in file names so must do them induhvidually | |
| for F in $FILES; do | |
| F=$(echo $F|sed 's/_SPACE_/ /g') | |
| echo "obexftp get $F" | |
| echo obexftp -b $BTADDR -v -c \"$DIRTOSYNC\" -g \"$F\" | |
| obexftp -b $BTADDR -v -c "$DIRTOSYNC" -g "$F" |tee -a $BTSYNCHOME/$DIRTOSYNC_HASH.get | |
| done | |
| else | |
| echo "obexftp get $FILES" | |
| echo obexftp -b $BTADDR -v -c \"$DIRTOSYNC\" -g $FILES | |
| obexftp -b $BTADDR -v -c "$DIRTOSYNC" -g $FILES |tee -a $BTSYNCHOME/$DIRTOSYNC_HASH.get | |
| fi | |
| # can obexftp do a dir? would be handy. | |
| #obexftp -b $BTADDR -v -g "$DIRTOSYNC" |tee $BTSYNCHOME/$DIRTOSYNC_HASH.getdir | |
| # also -G (get and delete) could be used for some files | |
| fi | |
| } | |
| # TODO/half DONE track and check each file seperately | |
| # TODO maybe if we got the file, store the associated line then in .success file | |
| # use size/date in xml and on file system. | |
| # ideally we want commands: GET[and remove] if newer/different | |
| function track_the_files () { | |
| #CHECKFILES=`echo $FILES |sed 's/ / && -f /g'` | |
| #if [[ $CHECKFILES ]] ; then | |
| # mv $BTSYNCHOME/$DIRTOSYNC_HASH $BTSYNCHOME/$DIRTOSYNC_HASH.success | |
| date >> $BTSYNCHOME/$DIRTOSYNC_HASH.success | |
| for F in $FILES ; do | |
| F=$(echo $F|sed 's/_SPACE_/ /g') | |
| if [[ -f $F ]] ; then | |
| # a file name which is part of others will cause problems | |
| FILEINFO=`grep "<file name=" $BTSYNCHOME/$DIRTOSYNC_HASH.list |grep $F` | |
| echo "$FILEINFO" >> $BTSYNCHOME/$DIRTOSYNC_HASH.success | |
| fi | |
| done | |
| } | |
| ## TODO cleanup all files on mobile retrieved this time or previous | |
| ## allows syncing as soon as possible but cleaning after longer (keep recent photos, traces, ...) | |
| # cleanup files matching certain patterns on mobile if they were successfully retrieved | |
| # we could use -G earlier (get and delete) | |
| function clean_the_files () { | |
| for F in $FILESTODEL ; do | |
| F=$(echo $F|sed 's/_SPACE_/ /g') | |
| ###if [[ -f bin/eirkey.pl && ( -n ${FG#wami-2} || -n ${F%gpx} ) ]] ; then echo yep; fi | |
| if [[ -f $F && ( -n ${F#wami-2*.gpx} || -n ${F#*.jpg} || -n ${F#*.mp4} || -n ${F#*.png} ) ]] ; then | |
| obexftp -b $BTADDR -v -c "$DIRTOSYNC" -k $F |tee -a $BTSYNCHOME/$DIRTOSYNC_HASH.clean | |
| fi | |
| done | |
| } | |
| wipe_existing_files_from_list | |
| echo "files to get FILES=$FILES" | |
| if [ "$OPTS_DONOTHING" == "" ] ; then | |
| get_the_files | |
| track_the_files | |
| if [ "$OPTS_CLEAN" != "" ] ; then | |
| clean_the_files | |
| fi | |
| fi |
#!/bin/bash
#INVOCATION:
#$ bt-sync-mobile.sh [device [dir]]
#$ bt-sync-mobile.sh Pooky 'C:\Data\Images\' 2>&1 |tee .btsync/bt_sync_images.log
#Stuff is synched to ~/.btsync/`echo $dir |sed 's/[\/ \\"]/_/g'`
#wami*.gpx and *.jpg files are cleared off device if synced successfully and mp4 or png
#
#REQUIREMENTS:
#linux with bluetooth hardware
#various bluetooth linux utils, these ubuntu packages:
#bluez bluez-utils(?) obexftp openobex-apps
#
# some of these come by default, and some are not needed, but this is on the system the script was tested on
#$ dpkg -l |egrep "bluez|hci|obex" |sed 's/ */ /g'
#ii bluez 4.32-0ubuntu4.1 Bluetooth tools and daemons
#ii bluez-alsa 4.32-0ubuntu4.1 Bluetooth audio support
#ii bluez-cups 4.32-0ubuntu4.1 Bluetooth printer driver for CUPS
#ii bluez-gnome 1.8-0ubuntu5 Bluetooth utilities for GNOME
#ii bluez-gstreamer 4.32-0ubuntu4.1 Bluetooth gstreamer support
#ii bluez-utils 4.32-0ubuntu4.1 Transitional package
#ii gnome-vfs-obexftp 0.4-1build1 GNOME VFS module for OBEX FTP
#ii libopenobex1 1.5-1 OBEX protocol library
#ii libopenobex1-dev 1.5-1 OBEX protocol library - development files
#ii obex-data-server 0.4.4-0ubuntu1 D-Bus service for OBEX client and server sid
#ii obexftp 0.19-7ubuntu2 file transfer utility for devices that use t
#ii openobex-apps 1.5-1 Applications for OpenOBEX
#ii python-bluez 0.16-1ubuntu1 Python wrappers around BlueZ for rapid bluet
#
#NOTES:
#The bluetooth connect seems to fail sometimes.
#Files with funny chars in name could cause a problem. maybe. () are okay
#Files to clear out are hardcoded.
#It's simple - just syncs files up if they don't exist on host.
#There are various other TODOs
#
### TODO: hey look at Images\_PAlbTN\ dir ! every thumbnail since year DOT! sneaky !
# nokia E65 phone
#
#I've thrown together an ugly script to automate sync (a dumb enough sync) of files from my phone.
#And made an ugly blog post about the ugly script also:
#http://gaoithe.livejournal.com/33541.html
#
#It would be nice to sync properly like rsync (i.e. check files size and date/times on host and device).
#It would be nice to use rsync itself! :)
#Possibly obexftp could be improved, commands like "get-if-changed, put-if-not-up-to-date", recursive ability.
#Hmm. Hmm.
#mount could mount some ugly thing + obexftp interface? then rsync away
# Hmmm.
#
# 14/11/2009 Fix allow spaces in file names.
# probably also allow spaces in dirs and device name
# for F in *.amr ; do echo F=$F; done
# for F in *.amr ; do echo F=$F; N=${F%%.amr}; if [[ ! -e $N.ogg ]] ; then ffmpeg -i $F $N.ogg; fi; done
# export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:/usr/local/lib
# for F in *.amr ; do echo F=$F; N=${F%%.amr}; if [[ ! -e $N.ogg ]] ; then ffmpeg-amr -i "$F" "$N.ogg"; fi; done
#
# f=Sound\ clip\(10\).ogg; n=${f%%.amr}; mv "$f" "${n}_DragonSoup.ogg"
# for f in DataSoundsDigital/Sound\ clip\({1,2}*\).ogg; do vlc "$f"; done
# for f in DataSoundsDigital/Sound\ clip\({1*,20,21,22,23}\).ogg; do n=${f%%.ogg}; mv "$f" "${n}_DragonSoup.ogg"; done
#
# for f in DataSoundsDigital/Sound\ clip\(*\).ogg; do vlc "$f"; done
# for f in *.flv; do n=${f%%.flv}; if [[ ! -e "$n.wav" ]] ; then ffmpeg -i "$f" "$n.wav"; fi; done
DEVICENAME="$1"
#echo all is $*
BTSYNCHOME=~/.btsync
# DEVICENAME can be blank (scans all devices)
HCISCAN=`hcitool scan |grep "$DEVICENAME" |grep -v ^Scanning `
#Scanning ...
# 00:1F:5D:BF:29:39 Nokia 3120 fionnuala
# 00:17:E5:EE:29:18 Pooky
#check for duplicates
DEVCOUNT=`echo "$HCISCAN" |wc -l`
HCISCAN_S=`echo "$HCISCAN" |sed 's/[\t ][\t ]*/ /g;s/^ *//;'`
BTADDR=`echo "$HCISCAN_S" |cut -d' ' -f1`
DEVNAME=`echo "$HCISCAN_S" |cut -d' ' -f2-`
#echo "DEVCOUNT=$DEVCOUNT HCISCAN=$HCISCAN
#BTADDR=$BTADDR DEVNAME=$DEVNAME"
if [[ $DEVCOUNT -ne 1 ]] ; then
echo "usage: $0
e.g. $0 42:54:41:44:44:52 \"C:/Data/\"
Which device?
$HCISCAN
"
exit;
fi
echo "BTADDR=$BTADDR DEVNAME=$DEVNAME"
#sudo hcitool info $BTADDR
DIRTOSYNC="$2"
# TODO pass in dir/file to sync on cmd line in $2
if [[ -z $DIRTOSYNC ]] ; then
echo "usage: $0
e.g. $0 42:54:41:44:44:52 \"C:/Data/\"
e.g. $0 \$BTADDR \"C:/Data/Images/\"
e.g. $0 $BTADDR \"C:/Data/Videos/\"
e.g. $0 42:54:41:44:44:52 \"C:/Data/Sounds/\"
"
DIRTOSYNC="C:/Data/"
#exit;
fi
mkdir -p $BTSYNCHOME
DIRTOSYNC_HASH=`echo "$DIRTOSYNC" |sed 's/[\/ \\"]/_/g'`
# cd to where we are getting files
mkdir -p $BTSYNCHOME/$DIRTOSYNC_HASH
cd /tmp
cd $BTSYNCHOME/$DIRTOSYNC_HASH
pwd
#obexftp -b $BTADDR -v -l ""
#obexftp -b $BTADDR -v -l "C:/"
echo DIRTOSYNC=$DIRTOSYNC DIRTOSYNC_HASH=$DIRTOSYNC_HASH
obexftp -b $BTADDR -v -l "$DIRTOSYNC" |tee $BTSYNCHOME/$DIRTOSYNC_HASH.list
echo get list of all files
echo TODO: parse xml safely/properly
#
#
#FILES=$(grep "
FILES=$(grep "
date >> $BTSYNCHOME/$DIRTOSYNC_HASH.log
echo FILES=$FILES |tee -a $BTSYNCHOME/$DIRTOSYNC_HASH.log
## forget about first retrieve or not, just check files on each system
#if [[ -f $BTSYNCHOME/$DIRTOSYNC_HASH.success ]] ; then
#echo for second/.. retrieve just get differences
echo TODO: recurse into directories
echo TODO get updated files, now we get new files only
function wipe_existing_files_from_list () {
echo for now we check if file exists already and wipe from list
##file list to retrieve by eliminating ones already retrieved
FILESTOGET=
for F in $FILES ; do
#F=$(echo $F|sed 's/_SPACE_/ /g')
if [[ ! -f $F ]] ; then
FILESTOGET="$FILESTOGET $F"
fi
done
FILES="$FILESTOGET"
#diff $BTSYNCHOME/$DIRTOSYNC_HASH $BTSYNCHOME/$DIRTOSYNC_HASH.success
#mv $BTSYNCHOME/$DIRTOSYNC_HASH $BTSYNCHOME/$DIRTOSYNC_HASH.success
}
function get_the_files () {
if [[ ! -z $FILES ]] ; then
echo get the files
date >> $BTSYNCHOME/$DIRTOSYNC_HASH.get
SP_Q=$(echo $FILES|grep _SPACE_)
if [[ "$SP_Q" != "" ]] ; then
# spaces in file names so must do them induhvidually
for F in $FILES; do
F=$(echo $F|sed 's/_SPACE_/ /g')
echo "obexftp get $F"
echo obexftp -b $BTADDR -v -c \"$DIRTOSYNC\" -g \"$F\"
obexftp -b $BTADDR -v -c "$DIRTOSYNC" -g "$F" |tee -a $BTSYNCHOME/$DIRTOSYNC_HASH.get
done
else
echo "obexftp get $FILES"
echo obexftp -b $BTADDR -v -c \"$DIRTOSYNC\" -g $FILES
obexftp -b $BTADDR -v -c "$DIRTOSYNC" -g $FILES |tee -a $BTSYNCHOME/$DIRTOSYNC_HASH.get
fi
# can obexftp do a dir? would be handy.
#obexftp -b $BTADDR -v -g "$DIRTOSYNC" |tee $BTSYNCHOME/$DIRTOSYNC_HASH.getdir
# also -G (get and delete) could be used for some files
fi
}
# TODO/half DONE track and check each file seperately
# TODO maybe if we got the file, store the associated line then in .success file
# use size/date in xml and on file system.
# ideally we want commands: GET[and remove] if newer/different
function track_the_files () {
#CHECKFILES=`echo $FILES |sed 's/ / && -f /g'`
#if [[ $CHECKFILES ]] ; then
# mv $BTSYNCHOME/$DIRTOSYNC_HASH $BTSYNCHOME/$DIRTOSYNC_HASH.success
date >> $BTSYNCHOME/$DIRTOSYNC_HASH.success
for F in $FILES ; do
F=$(echo $F|sed 's/_SPACE_/ /g')
if [[ -f $F ]] ; then
# a file name which is part of others will cause problems
FILEINFO=`grep "
fi
done
}
## TODO cleanup all files on mobile retrieved this time or previous
## allows syncing as soon as possible but cleaning after longer (keep recent photos, traces, ...)
# cleanup files matching certain patterns on mobile if they were successfully retrieved
# we could use -G earlier (get and delete)
function clean_the_files () {
for F in $FILES ; do
F=$(echo $F|sed 's/_SPACE_/ /g')
###if [[ -f bin/eirkey.pl && ( -n ${FG#wami-2} || -n ${F%gpx} ) ]] ; then echo yep; fi
if [[ -f $F && ( -n ${F#wami-2*.gpx} || -n ${F#*.jpg} || -n ${F#*.mp4} || -n ${F#*.png} ) ]] ; then
obexftp -b $BTADDR -v -c "$DIRTOSYNC" -k $F |tee -a $BTSYNCHOME/$DIRTOSYNC_HASH.clean
fi
done
}
wipe_existing_files_from_list
echo "files to get FILES=$FILES"
get_the_files
track_the_files
clean_the_files
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