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10-31-2002 09:53 AM
10-31-2002 09:53 AM
If a print queue is stalled due to renaming a printer in DNS. Can I move the files in /var/spool/lp/request/$printername to another directory, remove the old print queue and create a new queue with the correct node name? If not, what is the best method to do this?
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Re: renaming printers in DNS
Will lpalt work when: If batch jobs had hard coded queue names. I would need to end up with the same queue name and a different node name. I've tested a couple of scenarios, but so far I am still struggling..
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10-31-2002 12:19 PM
10-31-2002 12:19 PM
Re: renaming printers in DNS
Hi,
If you want to keep the queue name same, then do the following -
1. disable the present queue.
2. Locate a unused print-queue, and disable it.
3. Move the present jobs (lpalt) to this unused print queue.
4. Delete the present queue and recreate it with correct IP address.
5. Move the print jobs back to this queue.
Your print jobs should print now.
HTH
...Manjeet
If you want to keep the queue name same, then do the following -
1. disable the present queue.
2. Locate a unused print-queue, and disable it.
3. Move the present jobs (lpalt) to this unused print queue.
4. Delete the present queue and recreate it with correct IP address.
5. Move the print jobs back to this queue.
Your print jobs should print now.
HTH
...Manjeet
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