$Id: README,v 1.2 2005/10/31 22:17:14 sra Exp $

This is a patch to autocd to enable automatically running some progam
(eg, abcde, or cdrecord, or any other external program you like) for
processing non-ISO9660 CDs under autocd.  autocd's default handling of
an audio CD is to play it, which is almost never what I want (I use
the stereo for that).

I use this as an easy way of running abcde to make .mp3 files for the
flash-based device I carry onto airplanes instead of that huge stack
of plastic disks.  In theory one could use this to make a backup when
ever one inserted a blank disk into a burner, or some other creative
use I haven't considered.

Disclaimer: Use responsibly.  Obey all relevant traffic laws.  Don't
use this patch to annoy people with lawyers, and if you do annoy
people with lawyers, don't pretend I encouraged you.  No warrantee
expressed or implied.  If this patch breaks, you get to keep both
pieces.

Note: autocd includes an "eject" program, which abcde can use, except
that abcde is a bit confused about what arguments eject takes on
particular operating systems (sigh).  This is an abcde problem, but
you can work around it by pointing the EJECT variable in your
abcde.conf file at a shell script that modifies or ignores the
arguments it receives from abcde and calls autocd's eject properly.