fff@mplex.UUCP (Fred Fierling) (02/23/90)
Can someone can tell me why lpstat might put "(login terminal)" in the
following "lpstat -t" output:
scheduler is running
system default destination: p
device for p19: /dev/ttyi19
device for p23: /dev/ttyi23
p19 accepting requests since Nov 29 16:35
p23 accepting requests since Feb 21 15:56
printer p23 is idle. enabled since Feb 21 15:56
printer p19 (login terminal) is idle. enabled since Feb 22 14:49
^^^^^^^^^^^^^
We have a spooled printer here that no longer works reliably after months of
service. If I know why it spits this out I think I can solve the problem.
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Microplex Systems Ltd 265 East 1st Avenue Vancouver, BC V5T 1A7, Canadamikej@lilink.com (Michael R. Johnston) (02/25/90)
In article <367@mplex.UUCP> fff@mplex.UUCP (Fred Fierling) writes: >Can someone can tell me why lpstat might put "(login terminal)" in the >following "lpstat -t" output: > > printer p19 (login terminal) is idle. enabled since Feb 22 14:49 > ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ > >We have a spooled printer here that no longer works reliably after months of >service. If I know why it spits this out I think I can solve the problem. Sounds to me as if the port is enabled..... -- Michael R. Johnston mikej@lilink.com Lilink Communications rutgers!lilink!mikej "Affordable Unix Solutions" (516) 285-4148