rathnow%instr.camosun.bcc.cdn%ubc.CSNET@CSNET-RELAY.ARPA (Dave Rathnow) (06/19/86)
We have two terminal printers queues, TTH2 and TTH3, both have been initialized with the /ENABLE_GENERIC qualifier. To distribute the printing load evenly, I set up a generic print queue called STU$PRINT using the /GERNERIC=(TTH2, TTH3) qualifier. I then set the queue protection on TTH2 and TTH3 to (S:WRED,O:D,G,W) to stop users from using PRINT/QUEUE to bypass the generic queue. Every thing was fine until we upgraded to VMS 4.3. Jobs were getting into my generic queue okay, but they would just sit there in a pending state. I found that to get them to print I had to set the protection, on H2 and H3, to W:W. Needless to say, this made the generic queue quite useless since it enabled users to use PRINT/QUEUE to send to either printer. Does anyone out there in vacuum land know what I have to do to get H2 and H3 to accept jobs from STU$PRINT and not be open to world write access? Thanks in advance, Dave Rathnow Camosun College, Victroia. B.C.