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rlpconf panic system crash

From: Tom Parsons <cis@tegan.com>
Subject: Re: Remote printing on server with parallel printer
Date: Mon, 25 Mar 2002 23:33:56 GMT
References: <3c9fadad$0$8511$4c41069e@reader0.ash.ops.us.uu.net> 

Dale Stover enscribed:
| Hi everyone,
|     I have been beating this to death....probably making it harder than it
| is.
|     Local server: OpenServer 5.0.5
|         Patches: rs505a, oss600a
|     Remote server: OpenServer 5.0.5
|          Patches: rs505a, oss600a
| I ran "rlpconf" on the local server and configured remote printer.  I ran
| "rlpconf" on the remote server and setup the printer as a local printer.
| "hosts.lpd" on the remote server reflects the local server.  The remote
| system will run for awhile and produce a "kernel panic" and crash the
| system.

Nah, it crashes when someone or something runs lpstat.

| I have tried this same procedure on another set of systems with the same
| result.
| It looks like it should be easy to set-up.....
| Point me in the right direction!!!

oss497c
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