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FOOMATIC-KITLOAD(8)					      System Manager's Manual					       FOOMATIC-KITLOAD(8)

NAME
foomatic-kitload - installs a data kit into the foomatic database. SYNOPSIS
foomatic-kitload [ -k kit-dir] [ -d dest-dir]... DESCRIPTION
foomatic-kitload installs a foomatic data kit into the local data library. It takes a -k dirname option, where dirname is the toplevel directory of a foomatic driver "kit". A "kit" is a selection of XML source files arranged exactly as in the source/section of the master database (ie, opt/driver/printer/ subdirs). GIMP-Print's foomatic-generator produces exactly such a kit. Foomatic-kitload is moderately paranoid about kits: the kit must contain at least one of printer, driver or opt; the kit must contain only files ending in .xml, the kit cannot be the local library itself, etc. But it does not inspect the contents of the kit files in any way. Options -k dirname dirname is the toplevel directory of a foomatic driver "kit". -d destdir destdir is a prefix to prepend to the install path. This will not normally be required, but is useful if installing into a tem- porary `staging area' prior to installing in the final destination. EXIT STATUS
foomatic-kitload returns 0 on success, 255 or something else when an error occurs. AUTHOR
Manfred Wassmann <manolo@NCC-1701.B.Shuttle.de> for the foomatic project using output from the associated binary. BUGS
Please send bug reports to foomatic-devel@linuxprinting.org. Foomatic Project 2001-05-07 FOOMATIC-KITLOAD(8)

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FOOMATIC-COMPILEDB(1)					      General Commands Manual					     FOOMATIC-COMPILEDB(1)

NAME
foomatic-compiledb - Compile the Foomatic printer/driver database SYNOPSIS
foomatic-compiledb [ -t type ] [ -f ] [ -j n ] [ driver ... ] DESCRIPTION
foomatic-compiledb generates all PPD files or Foomatic combo XML files for all possible printer/driver combos, or only for a selected range of drivers. It generally should not be necessary except for people who want to generate a set of Foomatic data files for distribution. For configuring single printers foomatic-ppdfile(1) and especially foomatic-configure(1) will automagically compute just what they need. Options -t type Output file type, either ppd or xml. -f Force: Write into the destination directory even if it already exists. -j n n = number of work processes to run driver ... only generate data files for these driver(s) SEE ALSO
foomatic-ppdfile(1),foomatic-configure(1) EXIT STATUS
foomatic-compiledb returns 0 unless something unexpected happens. AUTHORS
Manfred Wassmann <manolo@NCC-1701.B.Shuttle.de> and Till Kamppeter <till.kamppeter@gmx.net> for the foomatic project using output from the associated binary. BUGS
Existing files are always conserved instead of older files being overwritten. So deleting the destination directory (rm -rf dir) and call- ing foomatic-compiledb without the -f option is recommended. Please post bug reports on http://lists.freestandards.org/mailman/listinfo/printing-foomatic Foomatic Project 2001-05-07 FOOMATIC-COMPILEDB(1)
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