unieject.conf.sample

# Sample configuration file for unieject

# Default device to eject
# This can be set to the device you want to eject when you
# don't provide a specific device to eject.
# device = /dev/dvd

# Verbosity of unieject
# This can be set to 0 (default visibility), 1 (verbose), -1 (quiet)
verbosity = 0

# Unmount device if mounted
# Set to false if you don't want to unmount the device if it's
# mounted
unmount = true

# Force unmounting of the device if in still in use
# Set to true if you want to force the unmounting of the device
force = false

# Respect capabilities
# Set to false if you want to forse ejection also if the device states that
# it doesn't support it
respect-capabilities = true

# Unmount wrapper
# Set this to the complete path of the wrapper to call to unmount a device.
# The name of the device will be concatenated after a space.
# unmount-wrapper = "/usr/bin/pumount"

# CDIO access method
# Set the access method for cdio to eject and set the device
# accessmethod = READ_CD # default on linux
# accessmethod = READ_CD2
# accessmethod = ioctl

# CDIO debug level
# Set the informative debug level for CDIO.
# debugcdio = 0