Re: samba printing problems
*-Patrick Olson (22 Jul)
|
| The output of lpq is sure interesting!
|
| The junk below is all from ONE print job from ONE Win3.1 computer. Think
| this could be part of the problem? Note that I had to take the printer
| offline to get all the pieces to be in the queue together.
|
| server2# lpq -Pstylus
| stylus is ready and printing
| Rank Owner Job Files Total Size
| active compman 254 /tmp/HYUNDAIXXX.a14088 4096 bytes
| 1st compman 255 /tmp/HYUNDAIXXX.a14088 2304 bytes
| 2nd compman 256 /tmp/HYUNDAIXXX.a14088 4096 bytes
| 3rd compman 257 /tmp/HYUNDAIXXX.a14088 2048 bytes
| 4th compman 258 /tmp/HYUNDAIXXX.a14088 3584 bytes
| 5th compman 259 /tmp/HYUNDAIXXX.a14088 4096 bytes
| 6th compman 260 /tmp/HYUNDAIXXX.a14088 256 bytes
| 7th compman 261 /tmp/HYUNDAIXXX.a14088 4096 bytes
| 8th compman 262 /tmp/HYUNDAIXXX.a14088 3328 bytes
| 9th compman 263 /tmp/HYUNDAIXXX.a14088 4096 bytes
| 10th compman 264 /tmp/HYUNDAIXXX.a14088 2560 bytes
| 11th compman 265 /tmp/HYUNDAIXXX.a14088 2560 bytes
| 12th compman 266 /tmp/HYUNDAIXXX.a14088 2816 bytes
| 13th compman 267 /tmp/HYUNDAIXXX.a14088 164 bytes
|
Turn off print spooling on the Win machine. I forget exactly the proce
dure for this on Win3.1, it has been to long. It thinks it is printing
to a local printer and is sending the data in chunks to the printer,
which is fine for a directly connected printer. The Win machine does
not need to spool, that is what lpr is for.
--
Brian
Mechanical Engineering servis@purdue.edu
Purdue University http://www.ecn.purdue.edu/~servis
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