From bb879130cf8333a3dae8515438d925bcf1a75c40 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: nathansmith <nathansmith@posteo.com>
Date: Sun, 27 Apr 2025 08:04:39 -0600
Subject: Added more spaceFM stuff

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                     <h2 id="spacefm">SpaceFM</h2>
                     <p>
                         For the longest time I just used thunar because its decent and default in xfce though I decided
-                        to give spacefm a try as of writing this. I might got annoyed of it in a week and ditch it or
+                        to give spaceFM a try as of writing this. I might got annoyed of it in a week and ditch it or
                         end up really liking it. These kinds of things tend to go either way for me. I will either
-                        fucking hate it or wonder how I ever lived without it.
-                        <br/><br/>
-                        I am fucking around with udisks2/udiskie and udevil to see what works better for my uses.
-                        To get encrypted partitions working I add udiskie as a startup app in xfce to handle that
-                        shit. Spacefm makes encrypted partitions a pain in the ass but its really configurable so
-                        with enough hacks you can get spacefm to do anything. Thats the magic of spacefm.
+                        fucking hate it or wonder how I ever lived without it.<br/>
+                        Update: After using it for a little bit I really dig it and never want to go back.
+                    </p>
+
+                    <h3>Encrypted partitions/the few things udevil doesnt support yet in spaceFM</h3>
+                    <p>
+                        SpaceFM doesnt support encrypted partitions by default but lucky for us its very customizable.
+                        To get encrypted disks working I use udisks2 and udiskie.
+                    </p>
+                    <ul>
+                        <li>Install udisks2 and udiskie.</li>
+                        <li>Go to xfce session and startup than add the command <code>udiskie -s</code> as a autostarted app.
+                            The -s option makes udiskie show a tray icon and hide it when there arent any disks. -t will show
+                            the tray all the time and by default udiskie will not show a tray.</li>
+                        <li>In spaceFM go to Devices->Settings->Device Handlers and add a new handler:
+                            <img src="images/udiskie_in_spacefm.jpg" alt="udiskie device handler in spacefm"/>
+                            Whitelist: <code>crypto_LUKS</code><br/>
+                            Mount: <code>udiskie-mount &#37;v</code><br/>
+                            Unmount: <code>udiskie-umount $(lsblk -n -o MOUNTPOINT &#37;v)</code>
+                    </ul>
+
+                    <h3>sftp</h3>
+                    <p>
+                        Spacefm uses sshfs for sftp support. Once you install it you will be ready to rock. Though
+                        for my use case I need symlink support. sshfs needs to have the option <code>-o follow_symlinks</code>
+                        To support symlinks. To add the option go to Devices->Settings->Protocol Handlers->ssh and change the
+                        mount option to:<br/>
+                        <code>
+                            #!/bin/bash
+                            <br/><br/>
+                            [[ -n "$fm_url_user" ]] && fm_url_user="${fm_url_user}@"<br/>
+                            [[ -z "$fm_url_port" ]] && fm_url_port=22<br/>
+                            echo ">>> sshfs -o follow_symlinks -p $fm_url_port $fm_url_user$fm_url_host:$fm_url_path %a"<br/>
+                            echo<br/>
+                            # Run sshfs through nohup to prevent disconnect on terminal close<br/>
+                            sshtmp="$(mktemp --tmpdir spacefm-ssh-output-XXXXXXXX.tmp)" || exit 1<br/>
+                            nohup sshfs -o follow_symlinks -p $fm_url_port $fm_url_user$fm_url_host:$fm_url_path %a &> "$sshtmp"<br/>
+                            err=$?<br/>
+                            [[ -e "$sshtmp" ]] && cat "$sshtmp" ; rm -f "$sshtmp"<br/>
+                            [[ $err -eq 0 ]]  # set error status<br/>
+                            <br/><br/>
+                            # Alternate Method - if enabled, disable nohup line above and<br/>
+                            #                    uncheck Run In Terminal<br/>
+                            # # Run sshfs in a terminal without SpaceFM task.  sshfs disconnects when the<br/>
+                            # # terminal is closed<br/>
+                            # spacefm -s run-task cmd --terminal "echo 'Connecting to $fm_url'; echo; sshfs -p $fm_url_port $fm_url_user$fm_url_host:$fm_url_path %a; if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then echo; echo '[ Finished ] Press Enter to close'; else echo; echo 'Press Enter to close (closing this window may unmount sshfs)'; fi; read" & sleep 1<br/>
+                        </code>
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