| Steffen Hein on Tue, 26 Jun 2001 10:30:34 +0200 (CEST) |
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| lprm vs. apsfilter |
Hallo friends, running apsfilter since FreeBSD 2.2.8, I noticed an unpleasant behavior after the lprm command since upgrades 4.0-4.3 ( in the default installation. You - better than me - identify the pertinent apsfilter versions.) Formerly, the lprm statement recursively removed all printing orders from the spooler and stopped the printer. Since then, the last order seems to be removed , but my printer (HP-Deskjet 850C) continues spitting out 'garbadges'. There seems to be no conventional means to stop lp. Page after page, two lines of hieroglyphs, then the next page... Further 'lprm' commands, even repeated from root (or off- switching the printer, clearing its memory, etc. ) have no effect. - The spook only disappears after reboot. A genuine UNIX command, such as lprm, should remain effective under any application - shouldn't it ? Best wishes, Dr.S.Hein, Spinner GmbH., Munich Aiblinger Str.30 D-83620 Westerham