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NAME

Hal::Cdroms - access removable media containing CD filesystems through UDisks2 and D-Bus

SYNOPSIS

  use Hal::Cdroms;

  my $cdroms = Hal::Cdroms->new;

  foreach my $udisks_path ($cdroms->list) {
     my $m = $cdroms->get_mount_point($udisks_path);
     print "$udisks_path ", $m ? "is mounted in $m" : "is not mounted", "\n";
  }

  my $udisks_path = $cdroms->wait_for_insert;
  my $m = $cdroms->mount($udisks_path);
  print "$udisks_path is now mounted in $m\n";

DESCRIPTION

Access removable media containing CD filesystems (iso9660 and udf) through UDisks2 and D-Bus. This includes CD-ROMS, DVD-ROMS, and USB flash drives.

Hal::Cdroms->new

Creates the object

$cdroms->list

Return the list of udisks_path of the removable media (mounted or not).

$cdroms->get_mount_point($udisks_path)

Return the mount point associated to the udisks_path, or undef it is not mounted.

$cdroms->ensure_mounted($udisks_path)

Mount the udisks_path if not already mounted. Return the mount point associated to the udisks_path, or undef it cannot be mounted successfully (see $cdroms->{error}).

$cdroms->mount($udisks_path)

Mount the udisks_path through UDisks2. Return the mount point associated to the udisks_path, or undef it cannot be mounted successfully (see $cdroms->{error}).

$cdroms->unmount($udisks_path)

Unmount the udisks_path through UDisks2. Return true on success (see $cdroms->{error} on failure)

$cdroms->eject($udisks_path)

Eject the udisks_path. Return true on success (see $cdroms->{error} on failure).

$cdroms->wait_for_insert([$timeout])

Wait until media containing a CD filesystem is inserted. Return the inserted udisks_path on success. Otherwise return undef.

You can give an optional timeout in milliseconds.

$cdroms->wait_for_mounted([$timeout])

Wait until media containing a CD filesystem is inserted and mounted by a volume manager (eg: gnome-volume-manager). Return the mounted udisks_path on success. Otherwise return undef.

You can give an optional timeout in milliseconds.

AUTHOR

Pascal Rigaux <pixel@mandriva.com> Thierry Vignaud <thierry.vignaud@gmail.com> Martin Whitaker <martinw@mageia.org>