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  • pykota/trunk/docs/pkturnkey.sgml

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    44  <title>Initialize your database with pkturnkey</title> 
    55  <para>Last modified on $Date$</para> 
    6    
     6 
    77  <para> 
    88    The ultimate goal of the <command>pkturnkey</command> command line tool is 
    99    to transform <application>PyKota</application> into a turn-key solution. 
    10   </para>   
    11    
     10  </para> 
     11 
    1212  <para> 
    1313    For now its functionnalities are fairly limited, but it can : 
     
    1717          Import existing print queues into <application>PyKota</application>'s database. 
    1818        </para> 
    19       </listitem>   
     19      </listitem> 
    2020      <listitem> 
    2121        <para> 
    2222          Import existing users into <application>PyKota</application>'s database. 
    2323        </para> 
    24       </listitem>   
     24      </listitem> 
    2525      <listitem> 
    2626        <para> 
    2727          Import existing users groups into <application>PyKota</application>'s database. 
    2828        </para> 
    29       </listitem>   
     29      </listitem> 
    3030      <listitem> 
    3131        <para> 
    3232          Tell you which accounting method is the best for your printers. 
    3333        </para> 
    34       </listitem>   
     34      </listitem> 
    3535    </itemizedlist> 
    3636  </para> 
    37    
     37 
    3838  <para> 
    3939    In the future, it is possible that this command will entirely generate configuration 
    40     files for you, and do a bunch of other things to ease the installation and  
     40    files for you, and do a bunch of other things to ease the installation and 
    4141    configuration of <application>PyKota</application> 
    4242  </para> 
    43    
     43 
    4444  <para> 
    4545    One very important thing to remember is that, by default, <command>pkturnkey</command> 
     
    5050    it would launch. 
    5151  </para> 
    52    
     52 
    5353  <para> 
    5454    You can restrict the datas you want to import into the database by using the 
     
    5656    arguments at the end of the command line. 
    5757  </para> 
    58    
     58 
    5959  <para> 
    6060    The following example will import all existing print queues, as well as all 
     
    6262    gid is comprised between 5000 and 6000 : 
    6363    <screen> 
    64 $ pkturnkey --force --uidmin 1000 --dousers --uidmax 50000 --dogroups --gidmin 5000 --gidmax 6000     
     64$ pkturnkey --force --uidmin 1000 --dousers --uidmax 50000 --dogroups --gidmin 5000 --gidmax 6000 
    6565    </screen> 
    6666  </para> 
    67    
     67 
    6868  <sect1> 
    6969    <title>Reference</title> 
     
    7979          <arg>-u <replaceable>uid</replaceable></arg> 
    8080          <arg>--uidmin <replaceable>uid</replaceable></arg> 
    81         </group>   
     81        </group> 
    8282        <group choice="opt"> 
    8383          <arg>-U <replaceable>uid</replaceable></arg> 
    8484          <arg>--uidmax <replaceable>uid</replaceable></arg> 
    85         </group>   
     85        </group> 
    8686        <group choice="opt"> 
    8787          <arg>-g <replaceable>gid</replaceable></arg> 
    8888          <arg>--gidmin <replaceable>gid</replaceable></arg> 
    89         </group>   
     89        </group> 
    9090        <group choice="opt"> 
    9191          <arg>-G <replaceable>gid</replaceable></arg> 
    9292          <arg>--gidmax <replaceable>gid</replaceable></arg> 
    93         </group>   
     93        </group> 
    9494      </cmdsynopsis> 
    9595    </para>