Very Computer

I'm having a similar problem with a Linux print client and a
Linux print server---my /etc/printcap on the client is set up
properly (e.g.:

lp:lp=:rm=remote.prnt.svr.dom:lp=rp  )

and the hosts.lpd file is complete (I set up both the client
and server with all relevant IPs and domains, using the
standard hosts file format (it shouldn't be the hosts.equiv
format, should it?)).  And, yet, I still get the following:

remote.prnt.svr.dom: usr/sbin/lpd: lp: Your host does not have
line printer access

Thanks in advance!

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>I'm having a similar problem with a Linux print client and a
>Linux print server---my /etc/printcap on the client is set up
>properly (e.g.:

>lp:lp=:rm=remote.prnt.svr.dom:lp=rp  )

You just have to add the names to /etc/hosts.lpd, no ip addresses.

Uwe.

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