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UNIX Host Setup Reverse Telnet (RTEL)
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10.3.5.2 Creating a BSD Print Queue Using RTELPD
To create a generic BSD print queue using the RTELPD pipe daemon, first create a named pipe as
shown above. Then edit the /etc/printcap file and insert an entry in the following form to create a
simple queue.
Figure 10-25: Editing the /etc/printcap File
NOTE: See the RTELPD man pages for specific examples of configuring a print queue for
each supported system type.
To test the queue, ensure that the RTELPD daemon is running and print a job; the output should
appear on the printer.
10.3.5.3 Creating a SYSV Print Queue Using RTELPD
To create a generic SYSV print queue using the RTEL pipe daemon, first create a named pipe as
shown above. Then issue the following commands to create a simple queue.
Figure 10-26: Creating a SYSV Print Queue
To test the queue, ensure that the RTELPD daemon is running and print a job; the output should
appear on the printer.
NOTE: See the RTELPD man pages for specific examples of configuring a print queue for
each supported system type.
rtel_prt:\
:lp=/dev/rtp1:|
:sd=/usr/spool/lpd:
# /usr/lib/lpshut
# /usr/lib/lpadmin -prtel_prt \
-i/usr/spool/lp/model/dumb \
-v/dev/rtp1
# /usr/bin/enable rtel_prt
# /usr/lib/accept rtel_prt
# /usr/lib/lpsched