/usr/bin/cddb-tool is in abcde 2.5.3-1.
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# Copyright (C) 1999 Nathaniel Smith <njs@uclink4.berkeley.edu>
# Copyright (C) 1999, 2000, 2001 Robert Woodcock <rcw@debian.org>
# Copyright (C) 2003, 2005 Jesus Climent <jesus.climent@hispalinux.es>
# This code is hereby licensed for public consumption under either the
# GNU GPL v2 or greater, or Larry Wall's Artistic License - your choice.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
# along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
# Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA.
# Copyright for this work is to expire January 1, 2010, after which it
# shall be public domain.
# TODO:
#  - Add more error checking
# KNOWN BUGS:
#  - Not much error checking, esp. of arguments
#  - Submitted via: line is created by template, when it really should be in send.
#    Oh well.
VERSION=0.4.7
NAME=cddb-tool
#return codes
BAD_SYNTAX_ERR=10  # invalid CDDB file
NO_TMP_ERR=11      # can't create a temp file
NO_MATCH_ERR=12    # try submitting one
LOOKUP_ERR=13      # problem connecting to cddb server
EMPTY_QUERY_RESPONSE=14	# query response = "", (probably no net connection)
# assume a reasonable default if $HTTPGET is undefined
if [ "$HTTPGET" = "" ]; then
	if [ X"$(uname)" = X"FreeBSD" ] ; then
		HTTPGET=fetch
		HTTPGETOPTS=${HTTPGETOPTS:="-q -o -"}
	elif [ X"$(uname)" = X"NetBSD" ] ; then
		HTTPGET=ftp
		HTTPGETOPTS=${HTTPGETOPTS:="-a -V -o - "}
	elif [ X"$(uname)" = X"Darwin" ] ; then
		HTTPGET=curl
		HTTPGETOPTS=${HTTPGETOPTS:="-f -s"}
	else
		HTTPGET=wget
		HTTPGETOPTS=${HTTPGETOPTS:="-q -nv -e timestamping=off -O -"}
	fi
fi
HTTPGET="$HTTPGET $HTTPGETOPTS"
usage() {
	  cat << EOF
$NAME version $VERSION
usage: one of:
  $0 parse file
  $0 template disc-id tracks
  $0 send file address
  $0 read server proto user host disc-id genre
  $0 query server proto user host disc-id tracks
  $0 stat serverurl user host proto
  $0 help
EOF
}
help() {
	cat << EOF
$NAME version $VERSION
A toolbox for doing cddb related stuff
Usage: $0 command [command_options]
Commands:
  parse file
	Get data out of a cddb file - dumps to stdout in a form
	source'able by the shell
  send file address
	Mails a CDDB file to a specified address, using correct format.
	Category should be one of blues, classical, country, data, folk,
	jazz, newage, reggae, rock, soundtrack, or misc.
  template disc-id tracks
	Generates a template (empty) cddb file to stdout.  The command
	line should be essentially the output of cd-discid.
  query server proto user host disc-id tracks
	Looks up disc on server (should be of form "http://host/~cddb/cddb.cgi")
	remainder of command line is in the same form as that returned
	by the cd-discid program.  
  read server proto user host disc-id genre
	CDDB file is dumped to stdout. File will contain an extra
	#CATEGORY= line, which leaves it a valid CDDB file but which will
	be recognized by parse and send commands. Uses wget, so if you
	need to use a proxy then just configure wget to do so. user and
	host will be used for identifying ourselves to the CDDB server.
  stat serverurl user host proto
	Check server status with given protocol. This can be used to check
	if the server supports given protocol. Most common values for proto
	should be 5 and 3. With 3 you will not get DYEAR and DGENRE fields
	in response.
  help  
	Display this.
EOF
}
f_seq ()
{
	i=$1
	while [ $i -ne `expr $2 + 1` ]
	do
		echo $i
		i=`expr $i + 1`
	done
}
COMMAND=$1
shift
case $COMMAND in
parse)	# takes 1 argument, a filename, and dumps out a sh parseable version
	CDDBFILE="$1"
	
	set -e
	# names chosen to match usage in abcde code
	DISCID=$(grep ^DISCID= "$CDDBFILE" | cut -f2 -d= | tr -d \[:cntrl:\])
	DARTISTALBUM="$(grep ^DTITLE= "$CDDBFILE" | cut -f2- -d= | tr -d \\n | sed 's- / -~-g' | tr -d \[:cntrl:\])"
	DARTIST="$(echo "$DARTISTALBUM" | cut -f1 -d~ | sed 's,\\,\\\\,g;s,\([\"\$\`]\),\\\1,g' | tr -d \[:cntrl:\])"
	DALBUM="$(echo "$DARTISTALBUM" | cut -f2 -d~ | sed 's,\\,\\\\,g;s,\([\"\$\`]\),\\\1,g' | tr -d \[:cntrl:\])"
	CDDBGENRE="$(grep '^#CATEGORY=' "$CDDBFILE" | cut -f2- -d= | tr -d \[:cntrl:\])"
	if grep "^DYEAR" "$CDDBFILE" 2>&1 > /dev/null ; then
		CDYEAR=$(grep "^DYEAR" "$CDDBFILE" | cut -f2- -d= | tr -d \[:cntrl:\])
	elif grep YEAR "$CDDBFILE" 2>&1 > /dev/null ; then
		CDYEAR=$(grep "YEAR" "$CDDBFILE" | grep -v "DYEAR" | awk 'BEGIN{FS="YEAR:"}{print $2}' | awk '{print $1}')
	else
		CDYEAR=""
	fi
	CDGENRE=$(grep '^DGENRE=' "$CDDBFILE" | cut -f2- -d= | tr -d \[:cntrl:\])
	set +e
	echo DISCID="\"$DISCID\""
	echo DALBUM="\"$DALBUM\""
	echo DARTIST="\"$DARTIST\""
	echo CDDBGENRE="\"$CDDBGENRE\""
	echo CDYEAR="\"$CDYEAR\""
	echo CDGENRE="\"$CDGENRE\""
	NUMTRACKS=$(grep -E '^TTITLE[0-9]+=' "$CDDBFILE" | wc -l)
	CURRTRACK=0
	while [ "$CURRTRACK" -lt $NUMTRACKS ]; do
		CURRTRACKM1=$CURRTRACK # Track minus 1 (cddb numbers from 0)
		CURRTRACK=$(expr $CURRTRACK + 1)
		echo -n "TRACK${CURRTRACK}=\""
		grep ^TTITLE${CURRTRACKM1}= "$CDDBFILE" | cut -f2 -d= | sed 's,\\,\\\\,g;s,\([\"\$\`]\),\\\1,g' | tr -d \[:cntrl:\]
		echo \"
	done
	;;
template)
	DISCID="$@"
	DISCNUM=$1
	echo '# xmcd CD database file'
	echo '#'
	echo '# Track frame offsets:'
	NUMTRACKS=$2
	for x in $(f_seq 3 $(expr $NUMTRACKS + 2))
	do
		printf "#\t$(echo "$DISCID" | cut -f$x -d' ')\n"
	done
	x=$(expr $x + 1)
	LENGTH=$(echo "$DISCID" | cut -f$x -d' ')
	echo "#"
	echo "# Disc length: $LENGTH seconds"
	echo "#"
	echo "# Submitted via: $NAME $VERSION"
	echo "#"
	echo "#blues,classical,country,data,folk,jazz,newage,reggae,rock,soundtrack,misc"
	echo "#CATEGORY=misc"
	echo DISCID="$DISCNUM"
	echo "DTITLE=Unknown Artist / Unknown Album"
	echo "DYEAR="
	echo "DGENRE="
	# TTITLE0 -- TTITLEn
	for x in $(f_seq 1 $NUMTRACKS)
	do
		echo "TTITLE$(expr $x - 1)=Track $x"
	done
	echo "EXTD="
	# EXTT0 -- EXTTn
	for x in $(f_seq 1 $NUMTRACKS)
	do
		echo "EXTT$(expr $x - 1)="
	done
	echo "PLAYORDER="
	;;
send) # cddb-tool send filename email@address
	FILE="$1"
	ADDRESS="$2"
	DISCID=$(grep ^DISCID= "$FILE" | cut -f2 -d= | tr -d \[:cntrl:\])
	CDDBGENRE=$(grep '^#CATEGORY=' "$FILE" | cut -f2- -d= | tr -d \[:cntrl:\])
	grep -v "^#CATEGORY=" "$FILE" | iconv -t utf-8 | mail -a "Content-Type: text/plain; charset=utf-8" -s "cddb $CDDBGENRE $DISCID" "$ADDRESS"
	;;
query) # cddb-tool query serverurl proto user host discid...
	SERVER="$1"
	PROTO="$2"
	USER="$3"
	HOST="$4"
	HELLOINFO="$USER+$HOST+$NAME+$VERSION"
	shift 4
	TRACKINFO="$@"
	TRACKINFOPLUS=$(echo $TRACKINFO | tr ' ' '+')
	RESULTS=$($HTTPGET "$SERVER?cmd=cddb+query+$TRACKINFOPLUS&hello=$HELLOINFO&proto=$PROTO") || exit $LOOKUP_ERR
	echo "$RESULTS" | tr '\r' '\n' | tr -s '\n' | sed 's/^ //g'
	;;
read) # cddb-tool read serverurl proto user host genre discnumber
	SERVER="$1"
	PROTO="$2"
	USER="$3"
	HOST="$4"
	CATEGORY="$5"
	DISCID="$6"
	HELLOINFO="$USER+$HOST+$NAME+$VERSION"
	$HTTPGET $CDDBDATA "$SERVER?cmd=cddb+read+$CATEGORY+$DISCID&hello=$HELLOINFO&proto=$PROTO" 2>/dev/null
	;;
stat) # cddb-tool stat serverurl user host proto
	SERVER="$1"
	USER="$2"
	HOST="$3"
	PROTO="$4"
	HELLOINFO="$USER+$HOST+$NAME+$VERSION"
	$HTTPGET $CDDBDATA "$SERVER?cmd=stat&hello=$HELLOINFO&proto=$PROTO" 2>/dev/null
	;;
help) # help
	help
	;;
*) # usage
	usage
	;;
esac
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