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Example printcap for LPD client and Cups server??

Asked by bughead1 in Linux Printing

Tags: cups

I'm playing/experimenting with Cups, and set up a Slackware 8.1 Cups ipp print server. It prints okay both from the local command line and from other Slackware 8.1 machines on the LAN running Cups clients.

All well and good, but there are also some other machines on the LAN which are much older and running various older distributions with the old LPD system (LPD, not LPRng).

Per the Cups documentation, the print server has a line in /etc/inetd.conf file (the print server is not using xinetd) as follows:

printer stream tcp nowait lp /usr/lib/cups/daemon/cups-lpd cups-lpd

...and I have confirmed that this is indeed the proper path for cups-lpd. I also remembered to do  "kill -HUP pid" after editing inetd.conf.

I cannot come up with a printcap entry for the LPD based hosts that permits them to access the print server. A command like "lpr myfile.txt" doesn't work, and "lpq" reports: "waiting for queue to be enabled on 192.168.1.4" (which is the address of my print server).

Any ideas, examples, thoughts...?
 
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