Thanks for your response, it works fine. I read in
/etc/default/voyage-util: Apart from /var/tmp and /var/log, add extra
directories to allow read-write. As I understand I don't need the
variable $VOYAGE_SYNC_DIRS? Or what means this variable?
Niels
Am 17.01.2014 02:38, schrieb Kim-man 'Punky'
I installed Voyage-Linux V0.9R2 on a Alix-Board and it runs fine.
Now I installed cups as it comes from Debian and my Alix works as a
printserver. But only until the next reboot, because after that the CF
is mounted readonly. Thats a nice idea of Voyage-Linux, but I'm afraid,
that's for using as
Hi Niels,
Locate your printer spool directory (/var/spool/whatever) and other directories that requires RW. Then put the
directory name (without leading /) to VOYAGE_SYNC_DIRS variable in /etc/default/voyage-util. For example, Voyage MPD
is set with:
VOYAGE_SYNC_DIRS=$VOYAGE_SYNC_DIRS
