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NAME
     fncreate_printer - create new printers in the FNS namespace

SYNOPSIS
     fncreate_printer [ -sv ]  compositename  printername   prin-
     teraddr  [ printeraddr ... ]

     fncreate_printer [ -sv ]  [ -f filename ]  compositename

DESCRIPTION
     fncreate_printer  creates  a  new  printer  context  for  an
     organization,  user,  host, or site object. compositename is
     the  FNS name of the object. fncreate_printer uses  printer-
     name  to name the new printer and binds it to an  FNS refer-
     ence   constructed   from   the   set    of    printeraddrs.
     fncreate_printer  may  also  be used to add new printeraddrs
     for an existing printername.

     The command also supports creating  a  set  of  printers  as
     listed in the file filename.

     The new  printer  context  is  created  with  the  FNS  name
     <compositename>/service/printer/<printername>. If the inter-
     mediate service or printer names do  not  exist,  their  FNS
     contexts  are  also created by this command. Normally, these
     intermediate contexts would be created by an  administrative
     script  that uses fncreate(1M), and is run at the time a new
     FNS organization is set up. The reference bound to  the  FNS
     printer  name  is  of  type  onc_printers and is constructed
     from the set of printeraddrs. A printeraddr is of  the  form
     <addresstype>=<address>. See printers.conf(4) for the format
     of printeraddr and also the  examples  below  for  currently
     supported address types and address strings.

     An  FNS printer name is accepted as a valid printer name  by
     lp(1),  lpstat(1),  cancel(1), lpmove(1M), lpr(1B), lpq(1B),
     and lprm(1B).

     The printername argument may be a slash-separated  name.  In
     this  case, prior to creating the printer context denoted by
     the  ``leaf''  name,  this  command  will   create   printer
     context(s)  for  the  intermediate  node(s)  if  they do not
     already exist. See EXAMPLES.

     fncreate_printer  creates  entries  in  the  naming  service
     determined  by  fnselect(1M).   See  fnselect(1M)  for  more
     information on the default naming service and on selecting a
     naming  service.  Furthermore,  the  process  executing  the
     fncreate_printer command may require certain credentials  to
     update   information   in   the  underlying  namespace.  See
     fns_nis+(5), fns_nis(5), and fns_files(5) for more  informa-
     tion.

OPTIONS
     -s    The new address supersedes an  existing  address  with
           the      same     addresstype,     if     any,     for
           <compositename>/service/printer/<printername>. If this
           option  is  omitted,  it appends the printeraddr to an
           existing reference, or creates a new  reference  using
           printeraddr for the printer.

     -v    Displays information about individual printer contexts
           as they are created.

     -f filename
           Use  filename to obtain a list of printers  for  which
           to   create  contexts.  If  this  option  is  omitted,
           /etc/printers.conf is used as the input file, in which
           case  the  -s  option  should be used to supersede the
           entries already present in this file.

OPERANDS
     filename
           The file that  contains  a  list  of  printers  to  be
           created.   This   file   uses   the   same  format  as
           /etc/printers.conf.  See  printers.conf(4)  for   more
           information.

     printername
           The name of the new printer context created.

     printeraddr
           An address to be associated with the  printer  context
           name.

     compositename
           The FNS name for the org, host, user, or  site  object
           for which the new printer contexts are created.

EXAMPLES
     Example 1: Creating Printer Contexts

     The following examples illustrate creating  a set of printer
     contexts  under  an  organization,  a  printer context for a
     user, and a printer context associated with  a  hierarchical
     printer  name  for  a site, respectively. To create printers
     for an organization:

     example% fncreate_printer -s org/marketing
     This causes the creation of  a  printer  context  for  every
     entry  listed  in  the /etc/printers.conf file on the system
     where the command is executed.  The  printer  contexts  thus
     created  are bound under the organization's printer context,
     org/marketing/service/printer. The -s flag  is  required  to
     force the creation of the printer contexts in the underlying
     namespace, since  the  default  /etc/printers.conf  file  is
     being used.

     To create a printer named ps for user jsmith  and  associate
     it  with  the  killtree  printer  served by the print server
     paperwaster:

     example% fncreate_printer -s usr/jsmith ps bsdaddr=paperwaster,killtree
     This causes jsmith's ps printername to  be  associated  with
     the  killtree printer on the server paperwaster, overwriting
     any existing address of type bsdaddr. The user can print  to
     this printer using the command:

     example% lp -d thisuser/service/printer/ps <filename>

     To create a printer with the  hierarchical  name  color/fast
     under a site:

     example% fncreate_printer site/bldg14/northwing color/fast \
               bsdaddr=paperwaster,laser
     This        causes         the         printer         named
     site/bldg14/northwing/service/printer/color/fast to be asso-
     ciated with the laser printer on server paperwaster. If  the
     intermediate                 printer                 context
     site/bldg14/northwing/service/printer/color does not  exist,
     it  will  also  be  created  and  associated  with  the same
     printer.         If         the         printer         name
     site/bldg14/northwing/service/printer/color/fast     already
     exists and has an address of type  bsdaddr  associated  with
     it, this command will fail.

EXIT STATUS
     0     Successful operation.

     1     Operation failed.

ATTRIBUTES
     See attributes(5) for descriptions of the  following  attri-
     butes:

     ____________________________________________________________
    |       ATTRIBUTE TYPE        |       ATTRIBUTE VALUE       |
    |_____________________________|_____________________________|
    | Availability                | SUNWfns                     |
    |_____________________________|_____________________________|


SEE ALSO
     cancel(1), lp(1),  lpq(1B),  lpr(1B),  lprm(1B),  lpstat(1),
     fncreate(1M),    fnselect(1M),    lpmove(1M),   printers(4),
     printers.conf(4),   attributes(5),   fns(5),   fns_files(5),
     fns_nis(5), fns_nis+(5)

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