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!jesseaterry@pride386.UUCP (Terry Lyons) (03/27/90)
In article <113@dynasys.UUCP>, jessea@dynasys.UUCP (Jesse W. Asher) writes: > 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)? look for /etc/default/lp or whatever looks close on your system then change banners=1 to 0 or edit the lp/interface/(printername) file and force banners to be 0 OR make sure your PATH looks at $home/bin first and put something like this in your bin: 1. make an executable file named lp 2. put the commands in that your tired of typing e.g.: /bin/lp -obanners -ocompressed -dlazer and away you go... -- ************************************************************************** * UUNET ...!pride386!terry * FAX (714) 739 - 2203 * * Pern is a dragons best freind * **************************************************************************