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I finally got it. Had to set up a sleep script to keep the ports alive. And miraculously, that line disappeared.. wierd. thanks Scott

Hello, I am getting this error on several new serial printers: /etc/lp/interfaces/lpxx[97]: test: Specify a parameter with this command. This prints on the top of every print job rgardless of if it is from app or command line. lpxx represents the printer number of six different printers...

Hello, When I setup a terminal via SAM on HP 10.20 I can set the Baud rate to 2400 and it enables the port. But I need this port to be disabled. the only way I see to do this is editing inittab. When I do this the speed reverts to 300B and nothing changes it. I need it to be disabled and...

Hello, I am using rlpconf to setup two network printers. I am unable to suppress banner pages though. /etc/default/lpd has: BANNERS=0 Nothing here: /var/spool/lp/admins/lp/interfaces /etc/printcap: lp1: :lp=:rm=192.168.4.20:rp=lp1:sd=/usr/spool/lpd/lp1: lp2...

Canaccess is a compiled file and I cannot read those... It appears to be what I was beginning to suspect. Something wrong witht the jetdirect port. these by default are wide open to access via telnet and I know they have done nothing to restict it. Yet it refuses the connection. hmmm

Hello, I have added a network printer through SCOADMIN but get errors with testing.. Please enter selection: 5 Enter the network peripheral name or IP address: lp55 The following types of test files can be sent to the printer: 1) text file 2)...

Yes.. all is set up well there...

Hello, I have added a network printer through SCOADMIn but get errors with testing.. Please enter selection: 5 Enter the network peripheral name or IP address: lp55 The following types of test files can be sent to the printer: 1) text file 2)...

If given that the digiboard is already configured... you could easily set this up in SCOADMIN. The "standard" driver works in most all cases for the model. Set your printer parameters to 8,n,1 and 9600B XON/XOFF..

Oh sorry didn't specify.. it was "pts" and that has been changed in the script.

Here is my PS command: ps -ef | grep -v "root" | grep -v "lp" | grep -v "nouser" | grep -v "daemon" | grep -v "mmdf" | grep -v "bin" > /tmp/hung_pids And yes SCO works this perfectly... And we are trying to kill...

Hello, This is part of a script from SCO that will not work on AIX any ideas as to why? cat /tmp/hung_pids | while read line do awk '{ if ( $3 == "1" && $6 >= "ttyp0" ) { { print $2 } ...

Heh... got it... It kept coming back up to multi-user so I decided to keep digging. I cleared the /var/adm/wtmp file and found this is what was thrashing my memory so. Why? hmm.. dunno. Then went through, and cleared thousands of mail files from the /var/spool/mqueue dropped the paging down...

Well I got it to boot up and watched paging space as it went like this. Page Space Physical Volume Volume Group Size %Used Active Auto Type paging00 hdisk1 datavg 128MB 66 yes yes lv hd6 hdisk0 rootvg 160MB 57...

Yeah.. I have decided to try and boot fromtape due to the fact that they don't have a CD... aaack. I don't know if it will go.. but I am trying. I am remote to this machine and working with very non-tech people and me... I am more used to SCO...