MATHRICH@umcvmb.missouri.edu (Rich Winkel UMC Math Department) (03/30/89)
I have a diskless sun 4 (os 4.0) connected to a disk server which has a laserwriter attached to it. I'd like to be able to print large (>1 MB) postscript files, but the man page says: 1. 'spooled' files (printed without the -s option) are truncated at 1Mb 2. remote workstations can't use the -s option Is there a way to for me to print large files without logging in to the server? Thanks, Rich Winkel
larmstro@ddn-wms.arpa (Laura Armstrong) (03/31/89)
Reply to Rich Winkel UMC Math Department <MATHRICH@umcvmb.missouri.edu> >I have a diskless sun 4 (os 4.0) connected to a disk server which has a >laserwriter attached to it. I'd like to be able to print large (>1 MB) >postscript files, but the man page says: > >1. 'spooled' files (printed without the -s option) are truncated at 1Mb >2. remote workstations can't use the -s option > >Is there a way to for me to print large files without logging in to the >server? Adding mx#0 in the printcap entry of the printer will allow an unlimited printer file size. Note, you are still limited by the amount of space allotted to the spool area. See man printcap for more info. Laura Armstrong larmstro@ddn-wms.arpa
larmstro@ddn-wms.arpa (Laura Armstrong) (03/31/89)
Adding mx#0 in the printcap entry of the printer will allow an unlimited printer file size. Note, you are still limited by the amount of space allotted to the spool area. See man printcap for more info. Laura Armstrong larmstro@ddn-wms.arpa