Hi
Before some time I made a very small java app that listened on a TCP
port,
and on the linux box I configured the global.conf to pipe the printing
text
to a perl script that send the text to the PC running telnet.
If anyone wants it I can send it to the list.
(I have to find out where it is ;-))
Gregory Doyle wrote:
>
> Hi again,
>
> I have an executable script file in my /usr/bin directory called PASSPRT. The
>script file sets up Pass Through Printing via a Telnet client. The script is as
>follows:
>
> printf "\033[5i\c"
> cat $*
> printf "\033[4i\c"
>
> When I telnet to the linux box from elsewhere (ie. a WIN95 box) I can passprt
>anyfile on the Linux Box and have it printed at the windows default printer via the
>telnet client. I was wondering was there anyway I could configure DOSEMU such that
>the printing generated during a DOSEMU session could go to PASSPRT instead of LPR.
>This way the printing generated in DOSEMU over a Telnet session would print at the
>local printer where the Telnet client is running. Does anyone have any suggestions or
>ideas?
>
> Thanks in Advance
>
> GP Doyle
>
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