Re: LPRng: SLOW spooling of Word file containing 225 pgs of scann ed docs

2004-03-16 Thread Rick Cochran
Jim,

Here's a note I posted to this list a while ago.  Perhaps it is relevant to your 
problem.

I ended up changing the push bit timeout from 200ms to 50ms on my AIX server. 
 That sped up job transfer by a factor of four.

-Rick

Rick Cochran wrote:
 Here's a good one.

 Due to a performance problem with Samba, I encouraged all my users to
 switch to Microsoft's WinXP LPR, only to find that it was taking a
 factor of five longer to send print jobs to the server.  Here's what's
 happening:

 An LPR transfer from Linux consists of a steady stream of packets with
 1460 data bytes each.

 An LPR transfer from WinXP LPR consists of groups of 21 packets with
 1460 bytes followed by a packet of 1340 bytes with the push bit set
 (total bytes = 30,000).  The server responds to the push bit by
 waiting .2 seconds before sending an ack.  All these waits slow the
 transfer down by a factor of 5 (on a 10Mb net).

 This is covered in http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=816627 (ie. Be
 happy, it used to be worse).

 I would like a high quality alternative to Microsoft's LPR.  Since our
 out-of-band Kerberos authentication method is likely to go away soon
 (because of NATs), I would _really_ like to have Kerberized LPR.

 Any suggestions?
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LPRng: Any idea regarding this error ?

2004-03-16 Thread Zecha, Holger
Any help would be appreciated

date=2004-01-30-23:50:34.984
error=failed to send job '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' file_hostname=xx..xxx
filenames=001xHWtd.P10 fromhost=xx..xxx held=0x0
hf_name=/var/spool/lpd/st02_hp4000tn/hfA017
hold_class=0x0
hold_time=0x0
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
job_time=0x401adfba
job_time_usec=0xf06f3
jobname=001xHWtd.P10
logname=xxx
number=017
openname=/var/spool/lpd/st02_hp4000tn/cfA017co010p.sds.coop.no
printable=0x1
priority=A
prstatus=JFAIL
queuename=st02_hp4000tn
server=0
size=16918
start_time=0x401ae034


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RE: LPRng: SLOW spooling of Word file containing 225 pgs of scann ed docs

2004-03-16 Thread Van Sickler, Jim


 -Original Message-
 From: Van Sickler, Jim 
 Sent: Tuesday, March 16, 2004 11:36 AM
 To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
 Subject: RE: LPRng: SLOW spooling of Word file containing 225 pgs of
 scann ed docs
 
 
 
 
  -Original Message-
  From: Patrick Powell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Sent: Monday, March 15, 2004 6:41 PM
  To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Subject: RE: LPRng: SLOW spooling of Word file containing 225 pgs of
  scann ed docs
  
  
   From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Mon Mar 15 16:11:39 2004
   Date: Mon, 15 Mar 2004 18:30:33 -0500
   From: Van Sickler, Jim [EMAIL PROTECTED]
   Subject: RE: LPRng: SLOW spooling of Word file containing 
  225 pgs of scanned
docs
   To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  
  
  ...
  
   The Lanier is a Ricoh Aficio 3800CMF
   rebranded.  It's internal print firmware
   is fragile and poorly implemented.
   Printing PS3 directly to any of
   the various embedded print servers
   corrupts the queue listing, and eventually
   the printer won't accept any new jobs.
   Warm booting the printer 3-4 times a day
   gets to be annoying real fast.  I've had
   to reformat the internal hard drive
   a couple of times in order to clean out
   all of the gremlins.
  
   AFAIK, I'm running the most recent
   firmware...
  
   Jim
  
  Ummm... given the large number of Good/Nice/Solid printers,
  have you considered donating this to an enemy?
  
  Patrick (An enemy is a friend that has to use this printer) Powell
  
 [%-)
 
 Actually, I'm pretty happy with it-once I figured out
 which drivers  setup to use and which drivers  setup
 to avoid, it's been very stable and productive.  From a
 maintenance standpoint, it's fast/easy to swap out the
 fuser oil units, toner, photoconductors, etc.
 I only call out the vendor service when it's a major job,
 or the you break it, you pay for it variety.
 
 I call it The Chipper...feed trees in at one
 end, and print jobs spit out the other.
 
 I just thought of something-
 is this print path defective,
 as far as sending to port 9100
 on the Lanier?
 
 samba1==LPRng server
 
 Win2k:  Standard TCP/IP Port, custom:
   lpr, prints to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 
 samba1:   [EMAIL PROTECTED]  works fine
   lanier%9100 doesn't
 
 I'll try using raw/port 9100 on the
 Win2k client and lanier%9100 in the
 printcap and let you know how it
 goes...

It didn't...a Win2k printer test page
won't print via raw/port 9100.  It
times out.  If I change the port
config to [EMAIL PROTECTED], it prints right
away.  It will print if I point the
raw/port 9100 to the lanier's IP, vice
the lpd on samba1.

I'm not worried about using %9100;
I'm concerned about the long time
it takes to spool the large jobs.

I've read Rick Cochran's msg, but can't
seem to find where I'd change the
timeout on my OpenBSD box.  Rick,
if you see this, could you point me
in the right direction?  If it's
on the Win2k clients (all SP4),
let me know where the reg setting
is.

Jim

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Re: LPRng: HF_NAME information missing

2004-03-16 Thread Mark Tamisiea
 On Fri, 12 Mar 2004, Patrick Powell wrote:
 On Wed, Mar 10, 2004 at 10:23:21AM -0700, Mark Tamisiea wrote:
  Hi,
 
  We're using LPRng-3.8.26 and ifhp-3.5.17 on RHE 3.0 (both are compiled
  from source so that we could run both cups and lprng.)  Everything works
  well when jobs are submitted from localhost, including both samba and
  cups submissions that print through lprng.  However, jobs submitted via
  lpr/lp from external hosts (running both Tru64 and Solaris) stall
  temporarily with the following information in status.pr:
 
  hp: Set_hold_file: LOGIC ERROR- no HF_NAME in job information - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  cftransfername=cfmyclient.Colorado.EDU
  D=2004-03-09-16:50:19.680
  datafile_count=0
  file_hostname=myclient.Colorado.EDU
  H=myclient.Colorado.EDU
  hold_time=0x0
  job_time=0x404e583b
  job_time_usec=0xa58bc
  Q=hp
  remotehost=myclient.Colorado.EDU
  remoteport=0x3ff
  size=0
  unixsocket=0x0
  update_time=2004-03-09-16:50:19.680 at 2004-03-09-16:50:19.680 ## A=NULL 
  number=0 pro
  cess=2555
  waiting for subserver to exit at 2004-03-09-16:57:48.102 ## A=NULL number=0 
  process=2
  572
  subserver pid 2579 starting at 2004-03-09-16:57:48.102 ## [EMAIL PROTECTED] number
  =834 process=2579
 
  As you can see from the last line, eventually, the job does print
  normally.   Any advice on the cause or fix of this temporary failure
  would be greatly appreciated.
 
  Thanks,
  Mark

 It WAS a logic error.  I was checking the wrong value
 in src/lpd_rcvjob.c.  Try the following patch:

 *** common/lpd_rcvjob.c   2004/02/24 19:37:33 1.68
 --- common/lpd_rcvjob.c   2004/03/12 18:26:09

Hi Patrick,

Sorry for the delay in responding.  I applied the patch (after
stopping lpd, removing the installation directory and doing
a distclean).  Unfortunately, I still receive the same error
message.  Please let me know if I can help to debug this
further.

Thank you,
Mark

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