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User Commands scrollkeeper(1)

NAME

scrollkeeper, scrollkeeper.conf, scrollkeeper-get-cl,

scrollkeeper-get-content-list, scrollkeeper-get-extended-

content-list, scrollkeeper-get-index-from-docpath,

scrollkeeper-get-toc-from-docpath, scrollkeeper-get-toc-

from-id, scrollkeeper-install, scrollkeeper-rebuilddb,

scrollkeeper-uninstall, scrollkeeper-update - manage docu-

ment metadata

SYNOPSIS

scrollkeeper-get-cl [-v] locale file

scrollkeeper-get-content-list locale

scrollkeeper-get-extended-content-list locale

scrollkeeper-get-toc-from-docpath file

scrollkeeper-get-toc-from-id series-id

scrollkeeper-install [-p path] [-q] [-v] [-n] omf-file

scrollkeeper-rebuilddb [-p path] [-q] [-v] [-o path]

scrollkeeper-uninstall [-p path] [-q] [-v] omf-file

scrollkeeper-update [-p path] [-q] [-v] [-n] [-o path]

DESCRIPTION

scrollkeeper manages document metadata and keeps track of

various document attributes such as language, format, sub-

ject, classification, copyright, and so on. scrollkeeper

supports OMF (Open Metadata Format), which is a simple 16-

element XML file format. OMF is a subset of the Dublin Core metadata specification developed by the Dublin Core Metadata Initiative. Currently, scrollkeeper can extract table of contents and index information only from DocBook documents.

EXTENDED DESCRIPTION

The following commands are supported:

scrollkeeper-get-cl

Exports the scrollkeeper contents list for the specified locale and the specified contents file into a temporary file, and displays the name of the temporary file.

scrollkeeper-get-content-list

Exports the scrollkeeper contents list for the specified

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scrollkeeper-get-extended-content-list

Exports the scrollkeeper extended contents list for the specified locale into a temporary file, and displays the name of the temporary file. The extended contents list

contains both the document tree and the table of con-

tents for each document.

scrollkeeper-get-toc-from-docpath

Displays the path to the file containing the table of contents of a document registered in the OMF database. Otherwise, displays a message to indicate that the requested document is not installed.

scrollkeeper-get-toc-from-id

Displays the path to the file containing the table of contents of the document with the specified scrollkeeper series ID.

scrollkeeper-install

Registers a document in the scrollkeeper database.

scrollkeeper-rebuilddb

Removes the existing scrollkeeper database and creates a new database by registering the documents described by the OMF files found in the OMF search path. This command

is useful if the scrollkeeper database becomes cor-

rupted. For more information about the scrollkeeper-

rebuilddb command, see the Examples section.

scrollkeeper-uninstall

Removes a document from the scrollkeeper database and

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scrollkeeper-update

Rescans the list of directories in the OMF search path

for new and removed documents, and updates the scroll-

keeper database accordingly. Unless a search path is

specified with the -o option, all directories in the

default OMF search path are rescanned. OPTIONS The following options are supported:

-n Use the network to retrieve the DTD if it is

not available via the system's XML catalog.

-o path Specifies the search path for OMF files.

-p path Specifies the location of the scrollkeeper

database.

-q Suppresses warnings and error messages.

-v Displays all warnings and error messages, in

addition to logging these messages in the /var/log/scrollkeeper.log file. OPERANDS The following operands are supported: file Specifies the location of the contents file. locale Specifies the locale.

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omf-file Specifies the location of the OMF file.

series-id Specifies the scrollkeeper series ID.

EXAMPLES

Example 1: Removing a Document From the scrollkeeper Data-

base

example% scrollkeeper-uninstall /usr/share/omf/example/filename.omf

Example 2: Getting the scrollkeeper Extended Contents List for the C Locale

example% scrollkeeper-get-extended-content-list C

Example 3: Setting Up the scrollkeeper Database for a Disk-

less Client Clone Area

example% scrollkeeper-rebuilddb -p /export/root/clone/Solaris_9/sun4u/var/lib/scrollkeeper -o /export/exec/Solaris_9_sparc.all/usr/share/omf

If the scrollkeeper database must be installed in a location

other than the standard location, use the -p path option to

specify the location of the scrollkeeper database, where

path is an empty directory. The scrollkeeper-rebuilddb com-

mand will not proceed if you specify a populated path for this option. If the OMF files must be read from a location other than the

standard location, use the -o path option to specify the

location of the OMF files. Specify the complete pathname,

for example, /usr/share/omf. If you specify a partial path-

name, for example, /usr/share, the scrollkeeper-rebuilddb

command will take a long time, produce many warnings, and may crash. ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES See environ(5) for descriptions of the following environment variables that affect the execution of scrollkeeper: NLSPATH.

OMF_PATH Provides scrollkeeper with an alter-

native list of directories in which

to search for OMF files. This vari-

able overrides the default search path. If the list contains multiple directories, the entries should be separated by colons.

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/usr/bin/scrollkeeper-config

The command-line executable for the scrollkeeper-config

application.

/usr/bin/scrollkeeper-get-cl

The command-line executable for the scrollkeeper-get-cl

application.

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/usr/bin/scrollkeeper-get-content-list