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#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict; # -*- perl -*-

# This is foomatic-configure, a program to establish and configure
# print queues, drivers, spoolers, etc using the foomatic database and
# companion filters.

# It also comprises half of a programatic API for user tools: you can
# learn and control everything about the static properties of print
# queues here. With the sister program foomatic-printjob, you can do
# everything related to print queue dynamic state: submit jobs, and
# query, cancel, reorder, and redirect them.

use Foomatic::Defaults;
use Foomatic::DB;
use Data::Dumper;

# Connect syntax:
#
# This differs a tad from CUPS's, partly because everything is
# supposed to be a file, and CUPS doesn't entirely reflect that.
# But I'm not really very particular...
#
# If a certain URI is not supported by all the spoolers, the spoolers
# which support it are listed in parantheses, "direct" means direct, 
# spooler-less printing.
#
# usb:/path/device                # Local USB printer
# usb://make/model?serial=xxx     # Printer-bound USB connection (CUPS)
# parallel:/path/device           # Local parallel printer
# serial:/path/device             # Local serial printer
# file:/path/file                 # includes usb, lp, named pipes, other
# hp:/bus/model?serial=xxx        # HPLIP print queue (hpinkjet.sf.net)
# hpfax:/bus/model?serial=xxx     # HPLIP fax queue (hpinkjet.sf.net)
# ptal:/provider:bus:name         # HPOJ MLC protocol (hpoj.sf.net,obsolete)
# mtink:/path/device              # Epson inkjet through mtink daemon
#                                 # (for ink level monitoring when printing,
#                                 #  http://xwtools.automatix.de/)
# lpd://host/queue                # LPD protocol
# lpd://host                      # LPD protocol (default queue, CUPS only)
# socket://host:port              # TCP aka appsocket
# socket://host                   # TCP aka appsocket (port 9100)
# ncp://user:pass@host/queue      # Netware (LPD, LPRng, direct)
# smb://user:pass@wgrp/host/queue # Windows (CUPS, PPR, LPD, LPRng, direct)
# stdout                          # Standard output (direct)
# postpipe:""       # Free-formed backend command line
#                                 # (LPD, LPRng, direct)
#

# Read out the program name with which we were called, but discard the path

$0 =~ m!/([^/]+)\s*$!;
my $progname = ($1 
bool(false)