Thanks to Rochelle Lauer. Through working back and forth on several
emails, we verified that I set up a local queue using the lpr$setup
executatble. Rochelle gave me a sample printcap of the unix side print
queue. We also verified the ucx$lpd_queue was running on the vms side.
The final solution I sortta stumbled onto. I had to define a
"communication" proxy under ucx.
ucx> add proxy system /host=unixhost/remote_user=root
Worked just great after this!
Thanks to Paul Thompson who said I could just bypass all this and go
straight to Lat. That would be too easy and it would mean the machine
won.
Thanks to Leonid Kolytchev who suggested checking the existence of the
spool directories and to check that the ucx$lpd_queue is running. All
good suggestions but not the answer. These were ok.
Original message below:
I hate to bother you all with this one but I haven't been able to access
the archives all day. I am using printconfig to create a remote queue
on an OpenVms system. I then try to print the test page and nothing
comes out. I can do a $reply/enable on the vms side and see the request
coming over but no printout!!
The queue on the vms side is a lat queue so theoretically I could set it
up to print straight to the terminal server and port, I think. Anyway,
has anyone set up unit --> vms printing? Thank you in advance!
Received on Tue Apr 18 2000 - 20:39:23 NZST