At 7:15 am -0700 8/6/2000, andrew morgan wrote:
>On Thu, 8 Jun 2000, Marcus Radich wrote:
>
> > No problem.
> >
> > Hardware:
> > -Intel Astor II Chassis
> > -Intel Lancewood Motherboard (440GX based, Onboard Ultra2 SCSI, Video etc)
> > -Intel Pentium III 600 Processor (Single only)
> > -Sony IDE CDROM
> > -IBM 7200 RPM Ultra66 Boot disk (IDE)
> > -IBM 10,000 RPM SCA2 Drive (SCSI to fit into the Astor II - use
> > software RAID if required)
> > -Asante 10/100 ethernet controller (Or other 'name brand'
> > Digital/Intel 2114x based card)
> > (Use cards which are driven by the 'tulip' kernel module. The onboard
> > ethernet on the Lancewood is the only exception - seems to work fine.)
> > - 128MB of RAM
> > - Use high quality cables (including CAT 5 patch leads and
>internal ribbons)
> >
> > Software:
> > - Red Hat 6.1 (Custom install, with everything on)
> > - netatalk 1.4b2+asun2.1.4 - 37b
> > - Turn off all surplus services (httpd, named, innd, nfsd etc..)
> > - Close down surplus ports in /etc/inetd.conf
> > - Used fixed IPs, don't use DHCP or any other 'lazy admin' tools
> > - Turn off PAPD until it is fixed.
>
>What is wrong with papd?
>
> Andy
Last time I used it, binary printing produced pages and pages of junk
text. I would be grateful if anyone can point me to a reliable patch
for papd which will fix this.
mrad01
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"Always ask the question, never assume the answer."
Marcus Radich 1999
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