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nelson chan_4
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About Remote Printing

I have been configure a REMOTE print queue, since local lpd does not execute any filter actions, whatever filter i specify in printcap .

So i follow the below link to create a local printqueue with a home-made filter that pipes x copies to the remote lpd.

http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?admit=716493758+1113352837414+28353475&threadId=749418

Finally the solution really helpful, it was great for me to solve my problem in alpha box.

But recently i have a same problem in redhat linux v8.0 box, I have been used the same concept to do it, but finally failed!

since it was using the latest lprng. Can anyone give me a hand on it.

Below are my configuration file.


lp1:\
lp=xlp1@localhost:\
bounce_queue=true:\
pl#66:\
mx=0:\
ff:\
sd=/user/spool/lp1:

xlp1:\
lp=COM1@it.printer:\
bounce_queue=true:\
sd=/user/spool/xlp1:



thank you!!
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Gopi Sekar
Honored Contributor

Re: About Remote Printing


i dont know the purpose of sd variable in printcap but i feel it is pointing to an non existing directory in linux

in RH the spool directory is /var/spool/lpd

Hope this helps,
Gopi
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nelson chan_4
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Re: About Remote Printing

Thanks for reply,

sd = spool directory,
yes, my directory is exists and with enought permission to access.

Actually what i am trying to do is form feed after printed 66lines, and multiple copies on remote printing, but it's not work for me.

Gopi Sekar
Honored Contributor

Re: About Remote Printing


why dont u try changin sd value to the default of what is in RH, ex: /var/spool/lpd/lp1
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