jessea@dynasys.UUCP (Jesse W. Asher) (03/25/90)
I run AT+T Unix V/386 3.2 on a single-user system. I'm tired of
typing in -onobanner everytime I want to print something because I
don't want banner pages. I don't need them. So, is there a way
to set something that it will not do this by default (both system
and/or user)? Is there some file that I can set up for both the
system and particular users to customize lp? Thanx in advance.
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UUCP: {fedeva,chromc,autoz}!dynasys!jesseawsinpdb@lso.win.tue.nl (Paul de Bra) (03/26/90)
In article <113@dynasys.UUCP> jessea@dynasys.UUCP (Jesse W. Asher) writes: >I run AT+T Unix V/386 3.2 on a single-user system. I'm tired of >typing in -onobanner everytime I want to print something because I >don't want banner pages. I don't need them. So, is there a way >to set something that it will not do this by default (both system >and/or user)? Is there some file that I can set up for both the >system and particular users to customize lp? Thanx in advance. The printer interface is in the dir /usr/spool/lp/admins/lp/interfaces. It is usually a copy of one of the files from /usr/spool/lp/model. If you change the line 'nobanner="no"' to read 'nobanner="yes"' you will not get banners. You can also change the line (a bit further) 'nobanner="yes"' to 'nobanner="no"' and then the option for nobanner will generate a banner (so you can still get one if you would like so). Paul. (debra@research.att.com)