A list of respondants follows, I apologize if I left anyone out.
Esentially, the logical solution in my case was to set up /etc/printcap
to print remotely to my 8200.
Bill David had a "down-and-dirty" approach that particularly appeals to
my "keep-it-simple-stupid" philosophy:
> Put the new machine in the /etc/hosts.lpd of the 8200
> Then, at a shell prompt, something like:
> for p in printer1 printer1 printer3
> do
> echo $p:rm=your_8200:rp=$p:sd=/usr/spool/lpd/$p: >> /etc/printcap
> mkdir /usr/spool/lpd/$p
> chown daemon:daemon /usr/spool/lpd/$p
> done
If anyone would like the other reponses I received, email me and I'll
send them. This method worked for me though.
I lost my original post, but to the question was that I was looking for
a quick and easy way to set up a large number of printers on a temporary
box, that were already set up on my 8200.
Thanks to:
Keith Weaver
Bill David
Brian Sheehan
Mark Zander
--k
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Received on Fri Aug 08 1997 - 00:36:36 NZST