http://research.m1stereo.tv/verem/ppf/.
PPF is working great. I am using the static version of ppf and two lib files libstdc++ and libgcc that need to be copied into the LTSP served root directory and I run them from rc.sysinit with the LD_LIBRARY_PATH set to point to the files.
Using an old UNIX program called Samco that insists on printing to /dev/lp? and cannot find any way to make the local device redirect to lpr.
The Samco program has a setting where I can change the device. The default devices are /dev/lp0 and /dev/lp1. When it prints it just sends its raw data to the devices much like echo does when you do this
| echo "hello lp1" > /dev/lp1 |
I cannot get the source for the Samco program. I need to make anything the program prints go out to the lpr where I can send it to a remote printer that is shared over ppf from a terminal. Lpr is set to use two printers from the terminal. lp2 printer forwards raw data to the ppf at terminal:9100 and lp3 forwards to terminal:9101
One idea is to make Samco print to a device
| | lpr -P lp2 |
| echo "hello lp1" > /dev/lp1 |
then changing the device to a pipe command would do this
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echo "hello lp1" > | lpr -P lp2 or echo "hello lp1" > | lprwrapper lp2 |
Would that work? I don't think I can redirect into a pipe. Is there a better way to redirect from the device to a program like lpr?
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