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05-23-2002 07:01 AM
05-23-2002 07:01 AM
Adding new printer messes up existing printer
During a DR test I added a new printer to a k360 running HP-UX 11.0 with sam.
When I did a lpstat -v the first printer listed had the same information as the newly added printer.
I.E.
Before:
device for p001: /dev/null
remote to: p001 on print_server1
device for p002....
Add p099
device for p001: /dev/null
remote to: p099 on print_server1
.....
device for p099: /dev/null
remote to: p099 on print_server1
I had this happen before and ended up removing all the printers and re-adding them. The DR test is over so I don't have the machine available.
Has anyone had this happen to them? Is it a printer or sam patch issue?
Thanks,
-Brad
When I did a lpstat -v the first printer listed had the same information as the newly added printer.
I.E.
Before:
device for p001: /dev/null
remote to: p001 on print_server1
device for p002....
Add p099
device for p001: /dev/null
remote to: p099 on print_server1
.....
device for p099: /dev/null
remote to: p099 on print_server1
I had this happen before and ended up removing all the printers and re-adding them. The DR test is over so I don't have the machine available.
Has anyone had this happen to them? Is it a printer or sam patch issue?
Thanks,
-Brad
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05-23-2002 07:06 AM
05-23-2002 07:06 AM
Re: Adding new printer messes up existing printer
Hi
This should be a problem fixed by a spooler patch.
One fixed bug is
lpstat was giving the incomplete status because,
it was not searching for the printers/classes from
the begining of the status (pstatus, qstatus) files.
probably printer was ok but badly shown
Steve Steel
This should be a problem fixed by a spooler patch.
One fixed bug is
lpstat was giving the incomplete status because,
it was not searching for the printers/classes from
the begining of the status (pstatus, qstatus) files.
probably printer was ok but badly shown
Steve Steel
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