/lpd/venlo:\
:lf=log:
rm=venlo calls out the hostname of the PC. rp=lp calls out the name of
the print queue on the PC. In this case, venlo is also the name of
LPRng's queue.
You'll want to reapply your latest NT service pack soon after installing
the TCP/IP Printing service
Could be a problem with the permissions for your spooling directory,
/var/spool/lpd/lp.
LPRng has a utility, checkpc, for managing your spooling directories. Try
running "checkpc -f" as root.
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Make sure you have an entry in /etc/hosts for localhost at IP address
127.0.0.1.
My fresh installation of Red Hat 7.0 failed to create this entry, causing
problems for lpd when it tries to start up.
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Make sure you have an entry in /etc/hosts for localhost at IP address
127.0.0.1.
My fresh installation of Red Hat 7.0 failed to create this entry, causing
problems for lpd when it tries to start up.
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printed in O'Reilly's
Unix in a Nutshell. Finding an ASCII chart with the control codes, now
that's a trick.
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with care when operating with non-LPRng software.
The latest version of LPRng should be stable enough to load up two queues.
With only two queues, LPRng isn't going to stress the server, unless you
stress LPRng.
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Last time I checked, this link was good:
http://www.lprng.com/LPRng-HOWTO.html
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"Network printing" from O'Reilly covers LPRng among other topics. I can't
say how good it is, because I haven't read it.
http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/netprint/
You could always print a copy of the HOWTO on 3-hole paper and keep it in
a binder, for spare time re
talk to the lpd server on the
JetDirect.
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LPRng supports both types of line endings. The ":\" line ending is needed
by Berkeley lpd, but I think Patrick advises against it.
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Terry Mackintosh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Try moving the filter out of the spool directory /var/spool/lpd. One
customary location for filters is /usr/local/lib/filters. Make sure the
filter can be executed by daemon, and update the printcap to refer to the
new location. (I can't help with the open_gdbm problem, sorry.)
Ph
Be sure you're actually running LPRng. The customary install location is
/usr/local/bin/lpd. If you run lpd -V, it should tell you "Version
LPRng-3.7.4". If -D10 doesn't produce any diagnostic output, that makes
me think you're running some other lpd.
Phillip
>>p-server only to reroute them from net to printer.
Maybe your printer would be better served by an HP JetDirect EX or a
PrintSir -- in other words, by a dedicated ethernet print server, instead
of a computer running LPRng.
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I think you want to say 'lpc stop myprinter' instead of 'lpc hold
myprinter'.
'Start' and 'stop' apply to the entire queue. 'Hold' applies to specific
job(s) within the queue.
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Well, you have two lp= entries for this printer, which looks like a bug.
Try deleting the line that says ":lp=/dev/null".
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:bkf:\
:rm=laserdep:\
:rp=raw:\
:sd=/var/spool/printer/laserdep:\
:sh:
checkpc should definitely be complaining about this problem.
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e sure the parallel settings are high speed = yes and adv fnctns =
on. A nice new IEEE 1284 printer cable might help too. (The IEEE 1284
spec says the cable should be marked "IEEE 1284".)
Anything interesting in the log file for this print queue?
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How about getting rid of the backspaces before you print the script files?
O'Reilly's Unix Power Tools, second edition, section 51.06 "Cleaning
script files"
Search Google for "script.tidy" and you will find it.
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lp
:sd=/var/spool/lp/lpd <== should be /var/spool/lpd/lp?
:lp=printer_FDQN%9100
:mx=0
Did you run checkpc? This is an LPRng command to validate your printcap.
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Eric Devolder <
If you're sure that lpd is actually running on lpdx, the next place to
look is /etc/lpd.perms.
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server on
ricoh220.
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Well, if the Ricoh's lpd server is causing trouble, you can try connecting
to port 9100 instead.
ricoh220:|Ricoh 220 Afficio:\
:sh:lp=ricoh220%9100:\
:af=acct:lf=log:\
:sd=/var/spool/lpd/%P:
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than using the lpd protocol in the
JetDirect EX.
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> If anyone has had success plotting to an OCE plotter, can you give me
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> I have an LPRng server running on Debian on my s390. I have been running
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50% of CPU used by lpd certainly looks like a problem to me. This is
definitely not typical. Are you also seeing a lot of disk activity?
Have you posted your printcap yet?
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:mx#0
:rm=netq0.dt.uh.edu
:rp=raw
^^^
:sd=/var/spool/lpd/tq2
:sh
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Please
dhoc basis by running lpr with the -l (literal)
flag.
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printer control language between files in the big wad. It's not a pretty
solution, but the problem was designed into RFC1179 in the first place.
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