Guys,
I need some help with the filestart command. This is a snippet
from one of the HOWTO's:
lpd generates:
jobstart - from the lpd.conf 'as=' option
jobend - from the lpd.conf 'ae=' option
-H - host name
-n - user name
-P - printer
-k - control file name
-b - byte count of job/file
-t - current printing time
-J - Jobname (if present in control file)
-C - class (if present in control file)
-M - mailname (if present in control file)
ifhp filter generates:
start/end - of filter, for entire job
filestart/fileend - if or other filter, for each file
(options above are same)
The problem I am having is that on our solaris host, filestart
is being called with (amongst other things) the -k flag (control
file name). This is what I want (we use it in our accounting).
However, on both the linux test hosts I have, when filestart
appears, it is without the -k flag, and hence the accounting
is broken. From my observations, everything is the same
between the solaris host and the linux host (same version
of LPRng (3.8.15), ifhp (3.5.10), same conf files etc... so
I can't understand why we are getting a -k on solaris and
not on linux. I've tried to look at the source (for both
LPRng and ifhp), but I can't seem to find where this filestart
directive is being generated.
Can someone tell me - where/how do I configure filestart to
include the -k flag?
Many thanks for your help.
Regards,
Ashley
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