I'm not too sure. If you print to a remote printer then the file must be sent
over the
network. I'm not sure why the daemon would complain then about the file not
being linked.
"Joseph A. Martin" wrote:
> Hello,
> I found part of the problem. I added my brothers' computer to
> /etc/host
Hello,
I found part of the problem. I added my brothers' computer to
/etc/hosts.lpd and it gave them access. However I have another
problem. After they print a message is sent by the lpd on my server
back to the user account on their machine. The message says:
"Your printer job ((stdin)) w
Symbolic links work fine across separate filesystems, NFS or otherwise. Hard
links
cannot be made to files outside the filesystem where the file linked to
resides. I
would guess rather that the link failure refers to an inability to connect (or a
connection which terminates). Look at the lpd man
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