Very Computer

1) Create a custom backend shell script that writes to two devices:
        #!/bin/ksh
        cat $* > /dev/whatever1
        cat $* > /dev/whatever2

2) Create a custom backend shell script that requeues the job to two queues:
        #!/bin/ksh
        enq -Pqueue1 $*
        enq -Pqueue2 $*

Jobs sent to this single queue get distributed to both other queue(s)

Best regards,
Paul Laymon

http://www.flash.net/~laixsoft

1. define 2 printer queues A & B

2. "A" has an interface script that sends the print job to the physical printer,
like usual, but in the 'file sending" loop, also sends the job to queue "B" via
"lp -d B $file"

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