On Thu, Feb 28, 2002 at 08:32:17PM +0100, Carel Fellinger wrote:
| ...Okee so you have BSD like lpd installed
| The next thing to know is whether lpd was installed correctly. Atleast
| there should be a command called `lp', check whether it is there with:
|
| # type lp
|
| This should tell you where the `lp' program is located.
| [ Other printer packages use `lpr', but IIRQ BSD uses `lp' ]
The other way around :
*BSD -> lpr , lpq
SysV -> lp , lpstat
(I only know it is this way because 'lp' and friends are in the
cupsys-client package and 'lpr' and friends is in the cupsys-bsd
package)
-D
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