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.TH blergh 1 2016-03-31 "Pascal Jungblut" "User manuals"
.SH NAME
blergh \- generate podcasts with streamripper
.SH SYNOPSIS
.B blergh [ -b
.I base_path
.B ] [ -c
.I config
.B ] [ -d
.I podcasts_dir
.B ] [ -g ] [ -h
.I host
.B ] [ -s
.I streamripper
.B ]
.I name duration url
.SH DESCRIPTION
.B blergh
records podcasts and generate the XML file for the recorded episodes. It
can be used in conjuction with
.BR cron (1)
to start a recording regularly. The resulting XML files then need to be
serverd by a simple HTTP server.
.SH OPTIONS
.IP "-b base_path"
Use BASE_PATH as the working directory. All files and directories will be created here. Default: ~/podcasts
.IP "-c config"
Load the config file before executing. The variables defined there will overwrite the defaults.
.IP "-d podcast_dir"
Sets the directory for the current podcast. Default: base_path/name
.IP -g
Don't record, just
.I generate
the XML files. Useful for when you deleted files.
.IP "-h host"
Set host as the hostname the will be prefixed in the podcast feed. Example: -h http://example.com/audio/
.IP "-S streamripper"
Set the path to
.I streamripper.
blergh will try to find it using
.BR which(1)
\.
.SH EXAMPLES
.IP "blergh mycast 60 http://example.com/stream.mp3"
Record the podcast
.I mycast
for
.I 60
minutes from
.I http://example.com/stream.mp3
\.
.SH AUTHOR
Pascal Jungblut <oss@pascalj.de>