Thank you Steve for your tip! If this is a Perl issue or
a linux one I am not sure. I rather think it belongs to
both worlds. Accessing any network entity in general would
be a perl question. Maybe there is some CPAN package that
could do it. I have the Camel but haven't found anything
that...
Printer was connected to the parallel port of my PC
and was opened by 'open (P,">>","/dev/lp0") or die... and
then printed to with 'printf (P... The printer is now
hooked up to a printer server that has been defined in
CUPS as 'lpd://192.168.123.4/lpt1' i.e. under control of
a Line Printer...
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