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Chapter 1: Installing and Configuring UNIX Printing Software on a Compaq Tru64 UNIX System Set device pathname: 7. Enter the following pathname: /dev/null The following prompt appears: Do you want to capture print job accounting data ([y][n]): Note: To capture logging, you must use the -L flag on the sdriver command line within /etc/printcap. sdriver will write events to the AF entry that you specify. 8. Enter y to capture print event information, or n to continue creating a print queue. Press RETURN. If you answered y to capture print event information, the following prompt appears: Set accounting file 'af' [/usr/admin/lp20acct] 9. Enter a path for the log file, or accept the default. Press RETURN. The following prompt appears: Set spooler directory 'sd' [/usr/spool/lp20] 10. Press RETURN to accept the default directory. (Recommended choice). The following prompt appears: Set printer error log file 'lf' [/usr/admin/lp20err]: Note: An 'lf' entry is either an error or event written out by lpd (spooler). 11. Press RETURN to accept the default directory. (Recommended choice). The following printcap information appears: Enter the name of the printcap symbol you wish to modify. Other valid entries are: 'q' to quit (no more changes) 'p' to print symbols you have specified so far 'l' to list all of the possible symbols and defaults The name of the printcap symbols are: af br cf ct df dn du fc ff fo fs gf ic if lf lo lp mc mx nc nf of op os pl pp ps pw px py rf rm rp rs rw sb sc sd s sh st tf tr ts uv vr xc xf 1-168/25/02 UNIX Printing Software Administration and Installation Guide

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8/25/02
UNIX Printing Software Administration and Installation Guide
Chapter 1: Installing and Configuring UNIX Printing Software on a Compaq Tru64 UNIX System
Set device pathname:
7.
Enter the following pathname:
/dev/null
The following prompt appears:
Do you want to capture print job accounting data
([y][n]):
Note:
To capture logging, you must use the
-L
flag on the sdriver command line
within
/etc/printcap
. sdriver will write events to the AF entry that
you specify.
8.
Enter
y
to capture print event information, or
n
to continue creating a print queue.
Press
RETURN
.
If you answered
y
to capture print event information, the following prompt
appears:
Set accounting file ‘af’
[
/usr/admin/lp20acct
]
9.
Enter a path for the log file, or accept the default. Press
RETURN
.
The following prompt appears:
Set spooler directory ‘sd’ [/usr/spool/lp20]
10. Press
RETURN
to accept the default directory. (
Recommended choice
).
The following prompt appears:
Set printer error log file ‘lf’ [/usr/admin/lp20err]:
Note:
An
‘lf’
entry is either an error or event written out by lpd (spooler).
11. Press
RETURN
to accept the default directory. (
Recommended choice
).
The following printcap information appears:
Enter the name of the printcap symbol you wish to
modify. Other valid entries are:
‘q’ to quit (no more changes)
‘p’ to print symbols you have specified so far
‘l’ to list all of the possible symbols and defaults
The name of the printcap symbols are:
af br cf ct df dn du fc ff fo fs gf ic if lf lo
lp mc mx nc nf of op os pl pp ps pw px py rf rm
rp rs rw sb sc sd s sh st tf tr ts uv vr xc xf