starskymountwatchercli
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Mount Watcher CLI Options
starskymountwatchercli is a background CLI service that watches mount events and
starts import automatically when a mounted volume looks like camera storage.
What it does
- Listens for mount events.
- Detects camera media using the shared camera detection logic.
- Runs import on detected camera volumes.
- Supports install/uninstall as an OS service.
CLI options
starskymountwatchercli --help
starskymountwatchercli --install
starskymountwatchercli --uninstall
starskymountwatchercli --verbose
Service support
- macOS: launchd (LaunchAgents)
- Linux: systemd (system-level, with user-level fallback)
- Windows: Windows Service (
sc.exe)
Typical flow
- Install service with
--install. - Insert SD card / connect camera storage.
- Mount is detected.
- Camera checks pass.
- Import starts automatically.
Notes
- macOS may require Full Disk Access for stable external drive access.
- Linux logs can be viewed with
journalctlfor the mount watcher service. - Windows logs are available in Event Viewer.