On Sat, 14 Dec 2002 10:13:14 -0500
Martin Stolle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Well, I am aware of what a queue in theoretical computer science is.
> However, in real printign queues, one should be able to perform
> non-queue operations on jobs, like moving items to the top (which is
> possible and works in lprng) and removing a job from inside the queue
> (which also works) and moving job from one queue to another (which does
> not work... it waits until the job has proceeded to the top of the
> queue, then moving it to another queue, making the move command useless
> for moving a job from a congested queue to a less congested queue)

I believe this has to do with how LPRng handles jobs...job moves are not processed 
until the currently-running job is "complete".  Any attempts to move jobs require lpd 
to effectively "run" the job, where other commands are manipulation within the queue.

As long as jobs are MOVING in your congested queue, the move command works ok.  It's 
when you have jobs that are stuck that you run into trouble.

This very well may be addressed in future releases...I must defer to Dr. Powell for 
that...
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