This is a discussion on Re: Remote printing sco 3.2 within the Sco Unix forums, part of the Unix Operating Systems category; --> Felipe Blanco wrote: > I am running a sco openserver 3.2 , and i want to create a printer ...
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| Felipe Blanco wrote: > I am running a sco openserver 3.2 , and i want to create a printer or > printer queue that resides on a w2k to print from an own application in the sco > > right now i have 2 queues or printers that works fine , but if i try to copy > the same config to the other printers i get this error when i execute lpstat > UX:lpadm: ERROR : Error reading printer information for "printer" ( BAD FILE > NUMBER) > > i have a lot of different configurations in the printers > > for example..with some printers i have this config in the configuration > file > > # more configuration > Banner: on > Content types: simple > Device: /dev/null > Interface: /bin/icelp1.scr > Printer type: unknown > > for others > # more configuration > Banner: on > Content types: simple > Device: /dev/null > Interface: /bin/luz.txt > Printer type: unknown > > this kind of printers are showed when i do an lpstat -p all > > but then , i have the other printers that are configured as simple as that > #Device: queuename@netbioscomputername > > This printers arent shown in lpstat but works..and all the other printers > with the other config doesnt work at all > > if i try to create a new printer , i dont know how to do it with sysadmsh to > make a config like the simple one with queuename@.... > it ask me for more details , i have tried with this instructions > http://www.devdaily.com/unix/edu/Uni...n/node83.shtml > > but doesnt work .. > and if i create a printer this way and then i change the configuration file > to queuename@.... > is when i get the bad file number error with lpstat First: "3.2" covers a lot of ground. Tell us what you REALLY have - see http://aplawrence.com/newtosco.html Then, if you are running 3.2v5.0.[0-6] see http://aplawrence.com/SCOFAQ/FAQ_sco...onprinter.html and otherwise see http://aplawrence.com/SCOFAQ/FAQ_scotec7ntprinter.html -- Tony Lawrence |