jonab@CAM.UNISYS.COM (Jonathan P. Biggar) (10/01/88)
I have cap 5.0 up and running fine, except I can't get lwsrv to run. I am running kip 9/87. I can spool from my SunOS 3.5 machines using papif to a appletalk laserwriter ok, but when I attempt to start lwsrv on my sun, it fails. Here is a debug trace from lwsrv sdckronos# /usr/local/cap/lwsrv -n 'Cam LW+:LaserWriter@*' \ -p clw -a /usr/local/cap/dicts \ -f /usr/local/lib/LWPlusFonts -dldanpisk debugging LAP debugging DDP debugging ATP debugging NBP debugging PAP debugging INI debugging ASP debugging SKD ddp: open socket: opened socket 129 lwsrv: Spooler starting for Cam LW+:LaserWriter@*.LaserWriter.* lwsrv: simple: Font list from file /usr/local/lib/LWPlusFonts lwsrv: (re)Scanning for Procsets ddp: open socket: opened socket 130 NBP SndNBP: sending port for at-nbp is 770 abSelect enter... 0 doTimeout...exit to abSleep NBP nbp_timeout: 4 tick timeout on 251657036, 3 remain NBP SndNBP: sending abSelect enter... 0 doTimeout... timeout occurred exit to abSleep abSelect enter... 0 doTimeout...exit to abSleep NBP nbp_timeout: 4 tick timeout on 251657036, 2 remain NBP SndNBP: sending abSelect enter... 0 doTimeout... timeout occurred exit to abSleep abSelect enter... 0 doTimeout...exit to abSleep NBP nbp_timeout: 4 tick timeout on 251657036, 1 remain NBP SndNBP: sending abSelect enter... 0 doTimeout... timeout occurred exit to abSleep abSelect enter... 0 doTimeout...exit to abSleep NBP nbp_timeout: 4 tick timeout on 251657036, 0 remain abSelect enter... 0 doTimeout... timeout occurred exit to abSleep NBP SndNBP: sending abSelect enter... 1 fdlistenread call NBP status done: found 251657036 exit to abSleep lwsrv: SLInit failed: -1027 sdckronos# Here is my /etc/atalkatab file: # 55.0 H 128.170.0.100 CAMARILLO 56.1 KC 128.170.0.100 CAMARILLO I128.170.0.0 I128.170.0.1 #ipbroad ipname I128.170.0.8 L0 #ipdebug ipfile L0 L0 L0 L0 S0 S0 #ipother unused unused LX0 S0 S9 #flags ipstatic ipdynamic S56.1 S55.0 "CAMARILLO" #atneta atnete zonea And here is my /etc/atalk.local file: # mynet mynode myzone 55.0 8 CAMARILLO # bridgenet bridgenode bridgeIP 55.0 100 128.170.0.100 The IP address of the host I am running on is 128.170.0.8. Can anyone give me a clue why this doesn't work. I had it working once, but lost the configuration files and I don't seem to be able to reconstruct it correctly. Jon Biggar jonab@cam.unisys.com
nassi@encore.UUCP (Ike Nassi) (10/03/88)
In article <437@sdcjove.CAM.UNISYS.COM>, jonab@CAM.UNISYS.COM (Jonathan P. Biggar) writes: > > I have cap 5.0 up and running fine, except I can't get lwsrv to run. > I am running kip 9/87. > > I can spool from my SunOS 3.5 machines using papif to a appletalk > laserwriter ok, but when I attempt to start lwsrv on my sun, it > fails. Here is a debug trace from lwsrv > > <removed...> > > Can anyone give me a clue why this doesn't work. I had it working once, > but lost the configuration files and I don't seem to be able to reconstruct > it correctly. > > Jon Biggar > jonab@cam.unisys.com I have aufs installed, and can get to the laserwriter through transcript, papof, papif, etc. That is, I can print to the lw as if it were a unix printer, but not through lwsr from the mac. I can even "see" the laserwiter from the chooser. my files get downloaded (apparently, light blinks on the lw), but nothing comes out. My guess is that cryptic reference in the README file for lwsrv dealing with the smooth and stretch functions, which I haven't removed yet. Do I edit the "FoundProcSet" file, or somehow edit LaserPrep itself on the mac? the README file didn't say. If I edit the FoundProcSet file, how long can I expect the edit to stick? If I edit out stretch and smooth, what breaks? If I want to define stretch and smooth, so that nothing breaks, how do I do it? --- Ike Nassi
rapatel@athos.rutgers.edu ( Rakesh Patel) (10/03/88)
You need to edit the "FoundProcSet" file on the unix machine.
You probably want to rename it to something like laserprep66 or
something similar to distinguish which laserprep (appledict) it is
for. The things you need to change are in the instructions with CAP.
There are some things not in there that I'll list here.
There are a few lines that should be commented out (at least
in appledict 65 and 66) by placing a "%" in front. The lines that
contain "statusdict begin" (3 total - two have the word "waittimeout"
in them and the other starts off with "ok{statusdict begin" ), are the
ones that need to be commented out.
Providing you specify the "-T quote8bit" option to lwsrv, and
if you are using the lastest release of transcript,and using the
laserprep that generates appledict 66, you should be able to leave in
the smoothing code. I have found that that this works for
LaserWriters, LaserWriter Plus, and QMS PS800 IIs (change the product
definition to look for "QMS" instead of "LaserWriter" in the "LW"
macro).
I have not tried the smoothing code with laserprep65 or
anything after laserprep66, however, it works with laserprep66 for
printers connected to suns running transcript and for spooling to
localtalk connected laserwriters. For spooling to localtalk
laserwriters, be sure NOT to use the "-T quote8bit" option.
Rakesh Patel