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609.1 | | UNXA::BEUTE | No good deed ever goes unpunished... | Tue Feb 25 1997 13:37 | 8 |
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First, get familiar with Chapter 6 in the CDE Advanced Users and
System Admin guide. Then try to sort out exactly what their
printer configuration is. If this remote printer is not the
"default" system printer, they need to do some more work to
set up printing correctly.
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609.2 | an example | GIDDAY::SCHWARZ | | Tue Feb 25 1997 19:35 | 52 |
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Thanks for the pointer to chapter 6 but can't see how it applies.
They are having problems printing to *any* remote printer - it does not
have to be the default printer.
To reproduce the problem the customer:
1) creates a print queue to a remote printer
The remote system does not have to exist
The remote print queue does not have to exist
lp2|2|test2:\
:lf=/usr/adm/lp2err:\
:lp=:\
:rm=resdfsdf:\
:rp=rse:\
:sd=/usr/spool/lpd2:
2) from the command line attempt to print
lpr -P lp2 /etc/motd
lpc stat lp2
lp2:
printer is on remote host resdfsdf with name rse
queuing is enabled
printing is enabled
1 entries in spool area
no daemon present
NOTE - the job was queued
3) Using CDE drop a file onto the print icon. The print window comes up
and lp2 is selected.
lpc stat lp2
lp2:
printer is on remote host resdfsdf with name rse
queuing is enabled
printing is enabled
1 entries in spool area
no daemon present
NOTE: the new file has not entered the spool area
The problem thus lies with CDE and is passing of the file to the spool
area.
Any ideas ?
Kym
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609.3 | can't reproduce | UNXA::BEUTE | No good deed ever goes unpunished... | Wed Feb 26 1997 13:59 | 7 |
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Sorry, I just tried your 3 steps and I get both files queued to
the remote print queue, can't reproduce this. Do any errors show
up in $HOME/.dt/errorlog when the customer tries this?
Chris
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