[Sorry if you are seeing this for a second time. As far as I can tell
it was never delivered, but it didn't bounce either.]
OK I'm lost. I'm trying to move printing from one host to another.
- Host 1 (WORKS): NetBSD 1.4.1/SPARC running on a SS10
- Host 2 (BREAKS): NetBSD 1.4.1/i386 running on a Pentium II system
Both are running the version of the same OS. Identical versions of
ifhp (3.3.9). Identical ifhp.conf, printcap, etc. Both machines are
on the same net which is also the same as the printer.
If I run:
./ifhp -Tdev=131.216.20.5%9100,model=phaser850,appsocket,trace,debug=2
<showpage.ps
the output is identical except for two differences.
Where Host 1 says:
ifhp 16:26:40.396 [19689] Process_job: sending job file
ifhp 16:26:40.396 [19689] Init_outbuf: Outbuf 0x23000, Outmax 10240, Outlen 0
ifhp 16:26:40.397 [19689] Send_job: starting transfer
ifhp 16:26:40.397 [19689] Send_job: want 256
ifhp 16:26:40.398 [19689] Send_job: read 14 from stdin
ifhp 16:26:40.399 [19689] Send_job: initial job type 'POSTSCRIPT'
ifhp 16:26:40.399 [19689] Send_job: final job type 'POSTSCRIPT'
ifhp 16:26:40.400 [19689] Send_job: job identified as 'POSTSCRIPT', converter '<NULL>'
ifhp 16:26:40.401 [19689] Send_job: Outbuf after type and stripping '%!PS showpage'
Host 2 says:
ifhp 16:27:38.330 [15891] Process_job: sending job file
ifhp 16:27:38.330 [15891] Init_outbuf: Outbuf 0x1e000, Outmax 10240, Outlen 0
ifhp 16:27:38.330 [15891] Send_job: starting transfer
ifhp 16:27:38.330 [15891] Send_job: want 256
ifhp 16:27:38.331 [15891] Send_job: read 14 from stdin
ifhp 16:27:38.331 [15891] Send_job: initial job type 'POSTSCRIPT'
ifhp 16:27:38.331 [15891] Send_job: final job type 'POSTSCRIPT'
ifhp 16:27:38.331 [15891] Send_job: job identified as 'POSTSCRIPT'
ifhp 16:27:38.331 [15891] Send_job: Outbuf after type and stripping '%!PS showpage'
(only difference is the absence of "converter '<NULL>'")
And where Host 1 says:
ifhp 16:26:40.424 [19689] Process_job: end sync and pagecount
ifhp 16:26:40.425 [19689] Do_waitend: Appsocket device close
ifhp 16:26:40.425 [19689] Do_waitend: getting end using 'appsocket'
ifhp 16:26:40.426 [19689] Do_waitend: input fd 1, output fd 6, monitor fd 6
ifhp 16:26:40.427 [19689] Init_outbuf: Outbuf 0x23000, Outmax 10240, Outlen 0
ifhp 16:26:40.429 [19689] Read_monitor_status_line: read fd 6, count 13, 'status:
idle'
ifhp 16:26:40.430 [19689] Check_device_status: status = 'idle'
ifhp 16:26:43.982 [19689] Read_status_line: read fd 1, count 0, ''
ifhp 16:26:43.983 [19689] Do_accounting: accounting at end, pagecount 0, pages 0
ifhp 16:26:43.984 [19689] Accounting: script '<NULL>', fd 3, Accountfile '<NULL>',
output 'end '-b0' '-T3' '-q19689' '-p0' '-t2000-06-20-16:26:43.983'
'-Tdev=131.216.20.5%9100,model=phaser850,appsocket,trace,debug=2''
ifhp 16:26:43.984 [19689] Accounting: writing to 3, 'end '-b0' '-T3' '-q19689' '-p0'
'-t2000-06-20-16:26:43.983'
'-Tdev=131.216.20.5%9100,model=phaser850,appsocket,trace,debug=2''
ifhp 16:26:43.986 [19689] Process_job: done
Host 2 says:
ifhp 16:27:38.333 [15891] Process_job: end sync and pagecount
ifhp 16:27:38.333 [15891] Do_waitend: Appsocket device close
ifhp 16:27:38.333 [15891] Do_waitend: getting end using 'appsocket'
ifhp 16:27:38.333 [15891] Do_waitend: input fd 1, output fd 6, monitor fd 6
ifhp 16:27:38.333 [15891] Init_outbuf: Outbuf 0x1e000, Outmax 10240, Outlen 0
ifhp 16:27:38.335 [15891] Read_monitor_status_line: read fd 6, count 13, 'status:
idle'
ifhp 16:27:38.335 [15891] Check_device_status: status = 'idle'
ifhp 16:27:40.827 [15891] Read_status_line: read fd 1, count 0, ''
ifhp 16:27:40.827 [15891] Read_status_line: read fd 1, count 0, ''
ifhp 16:27:40.827 [15891] Read_status_line: read fd 1, count 0, ''
[. . .]
until I kill it. The file prints in both cases, but when LPRng is
being used on Host 2, the job doesn't get cleared and it keeps
reprinting until I remove the job manually.
Based on reading the mailing list archives, I added waitend@ to the
config and disabled 'Job Pipelining' in the printer but neither made
any difference.
The printcap and ifhp.conf entries for the printer in question are:
printcap:
- ---------
Birch|birch|Tektronix Phaser 850|Birch
:sd=/var/spool/lpd/birch
:lp=/dev/null
:lf=/var/log/birch.errs
:ifhp=model=phaser850,dev=birch.isri.unlv.edu%9100
:if=/local/LPRng-3.6.12/libexec/filters/ifhp
ifhp.conf:
- ----------
[ phaser850 ]
appsocket
pjl@
pcl@
ps
text@
sync@
ps_manual= << /TraySwitch false /ManualFeed true >> setpagedevice
ps_env10= << /PageSize [297 684] /ImagingBBox null /ManualFeed true>> setpagedevice
ps_letter= << /PageSize [612 792] /ImagingBBox null >> setpagedevice
ps_duplex= <</Duplex true /Tumble false>> setpagedevice
ps_tumble= <</Duplex true /Tumble true>> setpagedevice
ps_transparency= << /MediaPosition null /MediaClass (Transparency) /TraySwitch true
/ManualFeed false >> setpagedevice
ps_photo= << /HWResolution [600 1200] /PostRenderingEnhance true /TraySwitch false
/ManualFeed true >> setpagedevice
ps_fast= << /HWResolution [177 409] /PostRenderingEnhance false >> setpagedevice
Any ideas are greatly appreciated.
Steve
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