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05-16-2007 03:07 PM
05-16-2007 03:07 PM
what is the meaning of the following message?
$ lpstat Printer1.dml.kl.os
lpstat: "Printer1.dml.kl.os" not a request id or a destination
$ lpstat Printer1.dml.kl.os
lpstat: "Printer1.dml.kl.os" not a request id or a destination
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05-16-2007 03:19 PM
05-16-2007 03:19 PM
Re: lpstat: Not a request id or a destination
hi
ID is a request ID, as returned by lp.
dest is a printer name or class name.
check lpstat(1) manpages for more infomation.
regards
ID is a request ID, as returned by lp.
dest is a printer name or class name.
check lpstat(1) manpages for more infomation.
regards
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05-16-2007 11:42 PM
05-16-2007 11:42 PM
Re: lpstat: Not a request id or a destination
The lp subsystem knows nothing about IP addresses or fully qualified domain names. The list of valid printers is found with the command:
lpstat -v
HP-UX maintains printers by queue name which may or may not any similarity to the network name of a printer. The system administrator would have picked the local print queue names when the printer was added.
Bill Hassell, sysadmin
lpstat -v
HP-UX maintains printers by queue name which may or may not any similarity to the network name of a printer. The system administrator would have picked the local print queue names when the printer was added.
Bill Hassell, sysadmin
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