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ifuse(1)							      ifuse(1)

NAME
       ifuse - Mount directories of an iOS device locally using fuse.

SYNOPSIS
       ifuse MOUNTPOINT [OPTIONS]

DESCRIPTION
       Mount  directories  of an iOS device locally using fuse. By default the
       media directory is mounted, options allow to  also  mount  the  sandbox
       container  of  an  app,	an  app's  documents  folder  or even the root
       filesystem on jailbroken devices.

       Example:

       $ ifuse /media/iPhone --root

       This mounts the root filesystem of the first attached  device  on  this
       computer in the directory /media/iPhone.

       Regular	users  are  able  to  unmount fuse mounts using "fusermount -u
       MOUNTPOINT".

OPTIONS
       -o opt,[opt...]
	      mount options.

       -u, --uuid UUID
	      mount specific device by its 40-digit device UUID.

       -h, --help
	      prints usage information.

       -V, --version
	      print version.

       -d, --debug
	      enable libimobiledevice communication debugging.

       --documents APPID
	      mount 'Documents' folder of app identified by APPID.

       --container APPID
	      mount sandbox root of an app identified by APPID.

       --root mount root file system (jailbroken device required).

AUTHOR
       Julien Lavergne (man page)

       Martin Szulecki

       Matt Colyer

       Nikias Bassen

SEE ALSO
       fusermount(1)

								      ifuse(1)

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