FULLPRESS(1) manual page Name
FullPress - GUI for use on The X Window SystemSynopsis
/usr/etc/appletalk/FullPress [ -notroot ] [ -toolkitoption ... ]Description
The program FullPress is an X11/Motif client that handles GUI administration for a FullPress installation. See the FullPress Administrator's Guide for more information on running FullPress.The only option FullPress accepts that is not an X Toolkit option is -notroot. When a user other than the super-user (root ) runs FullPress, they are prompted to supply the super-user password if they want system-administrator privileges. If the -notroot option is given on FullPress's command line, that prompt dialog box will not appear, and FullPress will be unprivileged.
This program should not be run when X server resources are not available to it. The default english resources are usually in the file /usr/lib/X11/app-defaults/Xinet, but may be elsewhere depending on your X server and user environment. This is a locale-aware program and will serve any locale for which there is a /usr/lib/X11/locale /app-defaults/Xinet file. These resources may also be made available via the xrdb(1) program. You will know if the resources have been properly initialized if the lower-right-most button in the main window is labeled ``Close'' (or the non-english equivalent) instead of ``close.''
In addition to the standard set of Toolkit and Motif resources, FullPress accepts a few additional resources that reset internal table limits. All of these default values should already be in the Xinet application defaults file.
Resource Default Name Value Internal table it controls Xinet.maxatlog 81920 bytes at end of system log file to show Xinet.maxfpolog 81920 bytes at end of FPO log file to show ktalk.maxObjects 600 items to display in AppleTalk browser print.maxPrinterlog 81920 bytes at end of a print queue's log to show print.maxServers 260 AppleTalk printers to see when adding kfs.maxServers 260 AppleShare servers to see when adding FullPress also supports special printing options via a configurable set of resources. These resources set the name of a printer type and the program to call to get information about printing to the device. Contact Xinet for details about the calling sequence and information syntax. The resouces consist of the following:
print.maxRIPs: num print.lang_str.RIPname_0: label to display print.lang_str.RIPcmd_0: command line for probing RIP . . . print.lang_str.RIPname_num-1 : label to display print.lang_str.RIPcmd_num-1 : command line for probing RIP Files
- /var/adm/appletalk/services
- File where much of the FullPress configuration is kept.
- /var/adm/appletalk/at_log
- Log file for general Xinet system errors.
- /var/adm/appletalk/fpo_log
- Log file for FPO-generation errors.
- /var/adm/appletalk/msg
- Communication file for AppleShare messages
- /var/adm/appletalk/KASPubVols
- Server-wide list of published AppleShare volumes
- /var/adm/appletalk/fpovolopts
- the configuration file for all OPI AppleShare volumes
- $(HOME)/.KSVols
- Per-user list of published AppleShare volumes
- /etc/printcap
- Printer configuration file (also used by the lpr(1) system).
- /var/adm/appletalk/printerscripts
- Directory that holds scripts for queues in the lp(1) and/or lpr(1) printing system.
- /var/adm/appletalk/defspooldir
- File holds the pathname to the parent directory where all new printer administration directories (which is the actual spool directory for the lpr(1) printing system) will be created.
- /var/adm/appletalk/psfiles
- Printer test pages
- /var/adm/appletalk/ppds
- Default location to look for pre-defined PostScript Printer Description files.
- /var/adm/appletalk/hotfolderconf
- Configuration file for ``Hot Folder'' printing inputs (see hotfd(8) ).
- MNTTAB
- Filesystem entries are added to this file (declared in getmntent(3) ).
- MOUNTED
- Currently mounted filesystems are looked up in this file (also declared in getmntent(3) ).
See Also
X(1) , atinit(8) , ksd(8) , psf(8) , papserver(8) , hotfd(8) , fpod(8) , setfpoopt(8) , mount_kfs(8) , mount(8) , umount(8) , getmntent(3) , and the FullPress Administrator's Guide