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In solaris 2.4 there is a patch for a bug very similar<br />

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In solaris 2.4 there is a patch for a bug very similar


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The raeson was that the printer was setup BSD while<br />
it is using S5 system.<br />
Then, changing bsd to s5 in the Systems file made<br />
the file deteted.<br />
It is not clear enough the role of the 4th field<br />
of the Systems line.<br />
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The answer is not complete, regarding of the question, <br />
but it is interesting enough to be be C rating.<br />
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The raeson was that the printer was setup BSD while
it is using S5 system.
Then, changing bsd to s5 in the Systems file made
the file deteted.
It is not clear enough the role of the 4th field
of the Systems line.

The answer is not complete, regarding of the question,
but it is interesting enough to be be C rating.



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I use a remote printer on Solaris 2.5.<br />
Printing works weel. Unfortunately <br />
all printed files are not removed from the spooler area<br />
(yes, I went into the correct directory)<br />
How do I setup the dam... lp commands to make these files disappear ?
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I use a remote printer on Solaris 2.5.
Printing works weel. Unfortunately 
all printed files are not removed from the spooler area
(yes, I went into the correct directory)
How do I setup the dam... lp commands to make these files disappear ?

printed file not removed from spool

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