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| Hi -- I have a (half-) client who's runnning AIX 3.2.5 on an old RS/6000 model. Their application pipes all printer output to several qprt calls depending on the printer needed. The machine, OS and application are maintained by another consulting company that opted to install all 3.2.5 Y2K patches on the machine instead of just upgrading the OS back in '99. Apparently since the Y2K upgrade, the users receive an error message every time they print a report. The error message is "getuserattr lpd : No such file or directory". This error doesn't prevent the report from printing, but it does tend to screw up the user's terminal layout. I've been able to reproduce this error from a shell prompt by trying to send a file to print using either qprt or enq. I've tried to make sense of the array of lpd directories and files on the machine, most of which are symlinks to other lpd directories or files. Without access to 3.2.5 docs, though, I can't tell if something is missing or if a symlink is pointing to the wrong thing. Can anybody tell what "lpd" file or directory qprt is looking for that it can't find? Any help in solving this would be greatly appreciated by the staff at this client site -- and by me, who's working on an app for that system and is getting mighty annoyed by those messages (I don't know HOW these people have been living with that problem for so long!) Thanks, CL |