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Yeah, I had actually got it to work before just printing by setting up the raw queue...using lpr printing from windows to the solaris machine....I got it working by installing CUPS and softlinking the printer commands to the cupsd commands....then I just set up the printer as an advertised http...

Ok, I should have been a little clearer with my question. I am printing from Windows workstations. I got Windows to print to the queue but it prints out as postscript. How do I get it to convert? ___________________________________ --... ...--, Eric.

Im trying to set up a printer that is locally attached to my Sunblade (running Solaris 8), to accept print request from a few workstations on the network. Can anyone tell me how to accomplish this? ___________________________________ --... ...--, Eric.

Ah, the ultimate catch :) ___________________________________ --... ...--, Eric.

How would that let me advertise it as a network printer to Windows machines if it is locally attached to the same machine im trying to advertise it as? I dont mean to be simple, but I dont have a lot of experience when it comes to print servers and how to make them work (without a jetdirect...

Totally different thing hes accomplishing. PS1 sets the prompt value, whereas what he is talking about (PROMPT_COMMAND) sets the window title. ___________________________________ --... ...--, Eric.

I am running a sunblade 150 with Solaris 8 installed. I have a locally connected printer that I would like to share out to handle print requests from 4 Windows machines. Does anyone know how such a thing is accomplished? Ive seen peice parts, but none really work. Any help is appreciated...

For the exact reason, you should keep incremental images of the system..... ___________________________________ --... ...--, Eric.

use system() or exec() ___________________________________ --... ...--, Eric.

Sounds like school work to me. sub DoItNow{ my $MyVal = $_[0]; #Do Something here my $x = "something"; return $x } my $value = "blah"; print &DoItNow($value); ___________________________________ --... ...--, Eric.

Have you even attempted to code this? We can help, but you need to make an effort to figure it out yourself first. ___________________________________ --... ...--, Eric.

you are using relative paths instead of explicit ones I think. For example, if I have a script called test.pl.....located in $DOCUMENT_ROOT/cgi-bin, to access a object relative to the document root, the link would have to start with / in the link, other wise, it tries to access the link below...

ftp://ftp.sunfreeware.com/pub/freeware/SOURCES/pcnfsd.93.02.16cert.tar.gz That source should work for 8 also as long as you compile it for 8. ___________________________________ --... ...--, Eric.

Whether it should have been or not is immaterial to the large S. It merely means that execute permissions do not exist for group. ___________________________________ --... ...--, Eric.

CA7 has been obsolete for years, and there is no distributed computing support for it, although agents have been built. BMC's Control M is *supposedly* the replacement, take it for what its worth. ___________________________________ --... ...--, Eric.

Its probably not that simple. For instance, Oracle requires you to have an account specific to it, and some things wont work unless theyre run as the user defined to it. iIn /var/adm/sulog, it holds all attempts to run the su command. man sulog. ___________________________________ --...

the only dependency I can think of that gcc needs is libiconv. Have you installed that yet? ___________________________________ --... ...--, Eric.

im not sure of a masquerading parameter, but I think DNS is involved in the mix. Me, personally, I dont use sendmail for simple SMTP exchanges....I would look into postfix, its much much easier to configure. ___________________________________ --... ...--, Eric.

Ok, to send an email from the command line: mail user@domain.com <enter> (then below that you just type out the body of your email until your done. Make sure you have a new line, and then hit <control><d>.) -s at the command line will allow you to enter a subject, put quotes around it, and...

I would just back out the other one with pkgrm SMCgcc..... and then install the new one with pkgadd.... The reason I say this is that the pkg commands, archive what the installation did so it is easier to back out later. If you run into a problem just uninstall the new one and reinstall the...