TMSU(1) Manual TMSU(1)

NAME

tmsu - tag files and view them in a tag-based virtual filesystem

SYNOPSIS

tmsu COMMAND [OPTION]... [ARGUMENT]...

DESCRIPTION

TMSU is a program for organising files by associating them with tags. A tag based view of the files can be mounted as a virtual filesystem so that the files can be accessed via tag from any other program.

GLOBAL OPTIONS

-v, --verbose
show verbose messages
-h, --help
show help and exit
-V, --version
show version inforamtion and exit
-D PATH, --database=PATH
use the specified database
--colour
use colour: 'auto' (default), 'always' or 'never'.

COMMANDS

config
Views or amends database settings
copy
Creates a copy of a tag
delete
Delete one or more tags
dupes
Identify duplicate files
files
List files with particular tags
help
List commands or show help for a particular command
imply
Creates a tag implication
info
Show database information
init
Initialise a new database
merge
Merge tags
mount
Mount the virtual filesystem
rename
Rename a tag
repair
Repair the database
status
List the file tagging status
tag
Apply tags to files
tags
List tags
unmount
Unmount the virtual filesystem
untag
Remove tags from files
untagged
Lists untagged files
values
List values
version
Display version and copyright information

FILES

~/.tmsu/defaultdb
the default database path
The TMSU database is stored in Sqlite3 format and can be accessed directly, if necessary, with the Sqlite3 tooling.
The default database path can be overriden by specifying the --database=PATH global option or by setting the TMSU_DB environment variable.

ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES

TMSU_DB
the database path (overriden by the --database option)

AUTHOR

Written by Paul Ruane <[email protected]>.

REPORTING BUGS

Please report any bugs to the project mailing list <[email protected]> or add to the issue tracker via http://tmsu.org/.

COPYRIGHT

Copyright © 2011-2015 Paul Ruane.
 
This program comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. This is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it under certain conditions. See the accompanying COPYING file for further details.
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