Oki ML591 Users' Guide for the OkiLAN 6010e - Page 186

run /etc/rlpconf. We will be, for this prompt.

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Section IV - TCP/IP 3. If remote line printing is already installed, mkdev rlp will respond with the message Remote line printing working directory already exists. Do you wish to continue installing the remote line printing system? Answer no to this prompt and skip to Step 6. If remote line printing was not installed, mkdev rlp will respond with messages detailing files and directories that it is creating. 4. The command mkdev rlp will ask if you wish to change the printer description file "/ etc/printcap". Choose no for this prompt. It will respond saying Run '/etc/rlpconf' to change the remote printer description file. Do NOT run "/etc/rlpconf". We will be performing the functions of "/etc/rlpconf" manually. 5. The next prompt is Do you want to start remote daemon now? Answer yes to this prompt. This should bring you back to the UNIX prompt. 6. Using a text editor (such as vi), add the following entry to the "/etc/printcap" file" lj4:\ :lp=:rm=OKIPRINTER:rp=pcl2:\ :sd=/usr/spool/lpd/lj4:\ :lf=/usr/spool/lpd/lj4/lj4.log: IV - 96 OKI OkiLAN 6010e User's Guide

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Section IV - TCP/IP
OKI OkiLAN 6010e User’s Guide
3.
If remote line printing is already installed,
mkdev rlp
will respond with the message
Remote line printing working directory
already exists. Do you wish to continue
installing the remote line printing system?
Answer
no
to this prompt and skip to Step 6.
If remote line printing was not installed,
mkdev rlp
will respond with messages
detailing files and directories that it is
creating.
4.
The command
mkdev rlp
will ask if you
wish to change the printer description file “/
etc/printcap”. Choose
no
for this prompt. It
will respond saying
Run
‘/etc/rlpconf’ to
change the remote printer description file
.
Do
NOT
run “/etc/rlpconf”. We will be
performing the functions of “/etc/rlpconf”
manually.
5.
The next prompt is
Do you want to start
remote daemon now?
Answer
yes
to this
prompt. This should bring you back to the
UNIX prompt.
6.
Using a text editor (such as vi), add the
following entry to the “/etc/printcap” file”
lj4:\
:lp=:rm=OKIPRINTER:rp=pcl2:\
:sd=/usr/spool/lpd/lj4:\
:lf=/usr/spool/lpd/lj4/lj4.log: