You should not need to reboot. I just restart my print spooler: /etc/init.d/lprng stop /etc/init.d/lprng start
I believe there is also a '/etc/init.d/lprng restart' but I am not sure. You might be using a different print spooler that I use. You did put printer support in the kernel or a kernel module, right? -- Andrew On 08-Jul-2000 16:01:37 R. D. Loga wrote: > /dev/lp0" or > "lpr /etc/printcap" I get no response and nothing printed. Do I > have to > reboot again? When I do "lpc status", I get a one line response > with a > printer name of [EMAIL PROTECTED] and it says printing and spooling is > enabled. > When I do "lpd" I get "fatal error, another printer spooler is > using TCP > printer port, possibly lpd process '491'".
