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| I have converted a printer from being on a serial connection to the server to be on the network. When it was connected as serial, there was no feedback from the printer to the server. It could be offline all day, and the jobs would just wait in the queue. But with the NIC installed it send status back to the server and if the printer e.g. runs out of paper, then after 15 min or so the queue goes down, and I have to restart it more times a day. How do I change that ? Server is running AIX 4.2.1.0 Regards GuFaz |
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| If the print queue backend is rembak, edit /etc/qconfig and add -T999 to the backend line: backend = /usr/lib/lpd/rembak -T999 If your backend is piorlfb, edit the piorlfb and put the -T999 in the rembak flags section. The -T999 is a timeout period in minutes that rembak waits for a response from the print server before giving up. Best regards, Paul "GuFaz" <rsunderscorefilex@post9.tele.dk> wrote in message news:3faa0d08$0$70012$edfadb0f@dread12.news.tele.d k... > I have converted a printer from being on a serial connection to the server > to be on the network. > When it was connected as serial, there was no feedback from the printer to > the server. It could be offline all day, and the jobs would just wait in the > queue. But with the NIC installed it send status back to the server and if > the printer e.g. runs out of paper, then after 15 min or so the queue goes > down, and I have to restart it more times a day. > How do I change that ? > Server is running AIX 4.2.1.0 > Regards GuFaz > > |