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NAME
     fncopy - copy FNS contexts, possibly from one naming service
     to another naming service

SYNOPSIS
     fncopy  [  -f filename  ]   [  -i old-naming-service  ]    [
     -o new-naming-service ]  old-fns-context  new-fns-context

DESCRIPTION
     fncopy copies recursively the FNS context,  old-fns-context,
     and  attributes to a new FNS context, new-fns-context. If -i
     and -o options are specified with the respective naming ser-
     vice,  the  old-fns-context  with  be  resolved  using  old-
     naming-service as the underlying naming  service,  and  new-
     fns-context  will be created using new-naming-service as the
     underlying naming service. In  the  absence  of  -i  and  -o
     options,  the  default  naming  service  will  be  used (see
     fnselect(1M)).

     When the -f option is used, filename names a file containing
     a  list  of  contexts  in the old-fns-context that should be
     copied to the new-fns-context.

     If the FNS context new-fns-context  already  exists  in  the
     target naming service, new-naming-service, this command will
     copy only the contexts and bindings that do not exist in the
     target naming service. This command will not  over-write any
     of the existing FNS contexts in the target naming service.

     This command follows links  and  copies   FNS  contexts  and
     binding to the new-fns-context namespace.

OPTIONS
     -f filename
           Specifies a file name that contains a list of FNS con-
           texts to be copied.

     -i old-naming-service
           Specifies the source naming  service;  currently  only
           nis is supported.

     -o new-naming-service
           Specifies the target naming  service;  currently  only
           nisplus is supported.

OPERANDS
     The following operands are supported:

     old-fns-context
           The current FNS context.

     new-fns-context
           The new FNS context.

EXAMPLES
     Example 1: Using the fncopy command

     For example, the command

     eg% fncopy .../fed-naming.eng.sun.com/service/printer \
     .../sun.com/orgunit/ssi.eng/service/printer
     will    copy    the    FNS    printer    context    .../fed-
     naming.eng.sun.com/service/printer  and  its subcontexts and
     bindings      to      the      FNS      printer      context
     .../sun.com/orgunit/ssi.eng/service/printer.

     In the following example,

     eg% fncopy -i nis -o nisplus -f /etc/ssi-users-list \

     thisorgunit/user org/ssi.eng/user
     will copy the NIS FNS users' contexts specified in the  file
     /etc/ssi-users-list  to  NIS+  FNS  users'  context  of  the
     orgunit ssi.eng.

EXIT STATUS
     0     Operation was successful.

     1     Operation failed.

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

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


SEE ALSO
     fnbind(1),   fnunbind(1),   fncreate(1M),   fncreate_fs(1M),
     fncreate_printer(1M), fndestroy(1M), attributes(5), fns(5)

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