lpr

Ron Srodawa srodawa at vela.acs.oakland.edu
Wed Apr 24 12:16:14 AEST 1991


In article <PN0u11w161w at nstar.rn.com> tbissett at nstar.rn.com (Travis Bissett) writes:
>I'm using Racal/Interlan tcp/ip hard/software (NP621-386) with my Xenix 
>2.3.2 system. Most everything worls toelrably well. But I'm surprised to 
>note what seems to be a serious omission. No support for a remote printer (a 
>la printcap under BSD). Now, I have the tcp/ip software for the same board 
>to run under MS-DOS and Interlan DOES supply an lpr command that permits 
>queing to a remote print server. Why not under Xenix? 

I recently made an lprclient available for Xenix on unix.oakland.edu
(141.210.180.2) in the directory /pub/xenix/lprclient.  It is accessed
through the lp schedular.  (Oh, that is available through anonymous ftp).

The program is the lpr example in Steven's Unix Networking book, as
modified by Cayman for use with Gatorboxes and printers, as modified by
me to run under Xenix.  Binaries are ava{lable there too for those without
development systems.  Ron.

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