Hallo List,

I am using LPRng 3.7.4 on a strongarm110-based linux system.

I have some questions about configuration and policy of the spooler:
 
1. I set send_try to 0.
Now the daemon does not sleep anymore between the tries to connect to a 
remote printer. Is this the wanted behaviour (Open_printer() in lpd_jobs.c)?
On my arm system the process eats 80-90% cpu-usage if the connection fails.
But I don't want the jobs to be removed.

2. Samba uses the "lpr  -U%U@%M -P%p -r %s" command.
 LPRng tries to get the hostname specified by '%M'. 
 If this requeset failes,  lpr refuses   to print the file. So if my            
WIN95-Client is not known by a DNS server, this client cannot print.
Why can't the user even be "foo@bar" for bannerpages and job history?
Has this event to be fatal?

3. "lpc move" still does not work allways properly. 
Again, here is one queue that points to a disconnected printer and an active 
daemon tries to connect...

Here's my try to move the second job:

nina pics# lpc move dummy0 803 dummy1
Printer: dummy0@nina
dummy0: selected 'mz@martin+803'
dummy0@nina: move done
nina pics# lpq -Pdummy0
Printer: dummy0@nina 'Socketprinter port 10000'
 Queue: 1 printable job
 Server: pid 556 active
 Unspooler: pid 557 active
 Status: waiting for subserver to exit at 14:18:17.107
 Rank   Owner/ID                  Class Job Files                 Size Time
1      mz@martin+803                A   803 one.ps                 145 
14:17:22
2      mz@martin+802                A   802 one.ps                 145 
14:17:21

If I call "lpc dummy0 abort" first, then the move is done as expected. But I 
don't want to kill any active job in order to move another.
What am I doing wrong? 

4. I set "remote_support=R" to speed up lpq requests on many printers.
This works fine on all clients around, but on the server himself
I get the "- no network support for 'lpq' operation" errormessage.
It seems, that the lpq client refuses to connect even to the local lpd.
Is there a workaround or parameter I missed?

Hope, I haven't missed something too obvious, annoying you with FAQs or so.

Thanks in advance for any help.

--Martin











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