On Wed, 22 Nov 2000, Christoph Beyer wrote:
> hi,
>
> jobs don't get filtered with the rm / rp entries in the printcap. This
> is for remote printers or hosts which receive jobs without filtering.
> You can force LPRng to filter the job anyway by adding the :lpd_bounce
> flag. Another solution would be to drop the rm / rp stuff and use the
> application socket for job-transfer with a printcap entry like :
>
Pardon my ignorance. I am still failing to understand why bounce
queues and such are needed. Can't lpd just pipe the job through
whatever filter is specified in printcap file entry and then send it
to the remote lpd host? What are the technical reasons for being able
to do one or another but not both at the same time without using a
bounce queue?
-Akop
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