`u2c.py`

command-line up2k client (webm)
file uploads, file-search, autoresume of aborted/broken uploads
sync local folder to server
generally faster than browsers
if something breaks just restart it

`partyjournal.py`

produces a chronological list of all uploads by collecting info from up2k databases and the filesystem

outputs a standalone html file
optional mapping from IP-addresses to nicknames

`partyfuse.py`

mount a copyparty server as a local filesystem (read-only)
supports Windows! -- expect 194 MiB/s sequential read
supports Linux -- expect 600 MiB/s sequential read
supports macos -- expect 85 MiB/s sequential read

note that copyparty should run with -ed to enable dotfiles (hidden otherwise)

and consider using ../docs/rclone.md instead; usually a bit faster, especially on windows

to run this on windows:

install winfsp and python 3
- add python 3.x to PATH (it asks during install)
python -m pip install --user fusepy (or grab a copy of fuse.py from the connect page on your copyparty, and keep it in the same folder)
python ./partyfuse.py n: http://192.168.1.69:3923/

10% faster in msys2, 700% faster if debug prints are enabled:

pacman -S mingw64/mingw-w64-x86_64-python{,-pip}
/mingw64/bin/python3 -m pip install --user fusepy
/mingw64/bin/python3 ./partyfuse.py [...]

you could replace winfsp with dokan, let me know if you figure out how
(winfsp's sshfs leaks, doesn't look like winfsp itself does, should be fine)

`partyfuse2.py`

mount a copyparty server as a local filesystem (read-only)
does the same thing except more correct, samba approves
supports Linux -- expect 18 MiB/s (wait what)
supports Macos -- probably

`partyfuse-streaming.py`

pretend this doesn't exist

`mtag/`

standalone programs which perform misc. file analysis
copyparty can Popen programs like these during file indexing to collect additional metadata

`dbtool.py`

upgrade utility which can show db info and help transfer data between databases, for example when a new version of copyparty is incompatible with the old DB and automatically rebuilds the DB from scratch, but you have some really expensive -mtp parsers and want to copy over the tags from the old db

for that example (upgrading to v0.11.20), first launch the new version of copyparty like usual, let it make a backup of the old db and rebuild the new db until the point where it starts running mtp (colored messages as it adds the mtp tags), that's when you hit CTRL-C and patch in the old mtp tags from the old db instead

so assuming you have -mtp parsers to provide the tags key and .bpm:

cd /mnt/nas/music/.hist
~/src/copyparty/bin/dbtool.py -ls up2k.db
~/src/copyparty/bin/dbtool.py -src up2k.*.v3 up2k.db -cmp
~/src/copyparty/bin/dbtool.py -src up2k.*.v3 up2k.db -rm-mtp-flag -copy key
~/src/copyparty/bin/dbtool.py -src up2k.*.v3 up2k.db -rm-mtp-flag -copy .bpm -vac

`prisonparty.sh`

run copyparty in a chroot, preventing any accidental file access
creates bindmounts for /bin, /lib, and so on, see sysdirs=

`bubbleparty.sh`

run copyparty in an isolated process, preventing any accidental file access and more