Linux-Misc Digest #472, Volume #26 Tue, 5 Dec 00 09:13:01 EST
Contents:
LPRng prints a banner page all the time (Shankar K E)
Re: Backup Hard Drive... (Martin Gregorie)
Xfree problems? ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
LINUX pn PC104 ("Maurizio Stefani")
Re: literature database / BiBTeX frontend? (nospam)
Re: Is It Possible to Mount a DOS Partition? (Robert Heller)
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From: Shankar K E <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: LPRng prints a banner page all the time
Date: Tue, 05 Dec 2000 18:02:36 +0530
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Hi,
I am running Red Hat Linux 6.2, and the printer always prints a banner
page along with anything I print.
Please let me know how could I solve this problem.
Attached is the lpd.conf and the printcap file,
FYI : I am using LPRng.
Regards
Shankar
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# Dummy Printcap file
# VERSION=3.6.19
#lp:cm=Dummy Printcap File
# :lp=/dev/null
# :sd=/var/spool/lpd/%P
##PRINTTOOL3## REMOTE lj4dith 600x600 a4 {} LaserJet4dither Default 1
lp:\
:sd=/var/spool/lpd/lp:\
:mx#0:\
:sh:\
:rm=lanjet1.india.hp.com:\
:rp=lanjet1.india.hp.com:\
:if=/var/spool/lpd/lp/filter:
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filename="lpd.conf"
# lpd.conf
# VERSION=3.6.19
# lpd.conf generated from Makefile on Thu Jul 6 17:33:20 IST 2000
# The values in this file are the default values.
# If you modify the file, set the value to something other than the default
# For example,
# # default force_localhost
# means the 'force_localhost' option default value is on or 1
# To set it to OFF or 0, change this to read:
# force_localhost@
force_localhost@
sh@
be@
bl@
bp@
hl@
sb@
bl@
of@
generate_banner@
# Purpose: always print banner, ignore lpr -h option
# default ab@ (FLAG off)
# Purpose: query accounting server when connected
# default achk@ (FLAG off)
# Purpose: accounting at end (see also af, la, ar, as)
# default ae=jobend $H $n $P $k $b $t (STRING)
# Purpose: name of accounting file (see also la, ar)
# default af=acct (STRING)
# Purpose: automatically hold all jobs
# default ah@ (FLAG off)
# Purpose: Allow use of LPD_CONF environment variable
# default allow_getenv@ (FLAG off)
# Purpose: allow users to request logging info using lpr -mhost%port
# default allow_user_logging@ (FLAG off)
# Purpose: allow these users or UIDs to set owner of job. For Samba front ending
# default allow_user_setting= (STRING)
# Purpose: append these -Z options to end of options list on outgoing or filters
# default append_z= (STRING)
# Purpose: write remote transfer accounting (if af is set)
# default ar (FLAG on)
# Purpose: host architecture
# default architecture=i686 (STRING)
# Purpose: accounting at start (see also af, la, ar)
# default as=jobstart $H $n $P $k $b $t (STRING)
# Purpose: authentication type for client to server
# default auth= (STRING)
# Purpose: client to server authentication filter
# default auth_forward= (STRING)
# Purpose: end banner printing program overides bp
# default be= (STRING)
# Purpose: Berkeley LPD: job file strictly RFC-compliant
# default bk@ (FLAG off)
# Purpose: Berkeley LPD filter options
# default bk_filter_options=$P $w $l $x $y $F $c $L $i $J $C $0n $0h $-a (STRING)
# Purpose: Berkeley LPD OF filter options
# default bk_of_filter_options=$w $l $x $y (STRING)
# Purpose: backwards-compatible filters: use simple paramters
# default bkf@ (FLAG off)
# Purpose: short banner line sent to banner printer
# default bl=$-C:$-n Job: $-J Date: $-t (STRING)
# Purpose: banner printing program (see bs, be)
# default bp= (STRING)
# Purpose: format for bounce queue output
# default bq_format=f (STRING)
# Purpose: if lp is a tty, set the baud rate (see ty)
# default br=0 (INTEGER)
# Purpose: do not set priority from class name
# default break_classname_priority_link@ (FLAG off)
# Purpose: banner printing program overrides bp
# default bs= (STRING)
# Purpose: check for nonprintable file
# default check_for_nonprintable@ (FLAG off)
# Purpose: check for RFC1179 protocol violations
# default check_for_protocol_violations@ (FLAG off)
# Purpose: filter selects the destination for a load balance queue
# default chooser= (STRING)
# Purpose: interval between checks for available destination for load balance queue
# default chooser_interval=10 (INTEGER)
# Purpose: user provided routine selects the destination for a load balance queue
# default chooser_routine@ (FLAG off)
# Purpose: show classname in status display
# default class_in_status@ (FLAG off)
# Purpose: comment identifying printer (LPQ)
# default cm= (STRING)
# Purpose: configuration file
# default config_file= /usr/local/etc/lpd.conf (STRING)
# Purpose: connection control for remote printers
# default connect_grace=0 (INTEGER)
# Purpose: connection control for remote printers
# default connect_interval=10 (INTEGER)
# Purpose: connection timeout for remote printers
# default connect_timeout=10 (INTEGER)
# Purpose: control file line order
# default control_file_line_order= (STRING)
# Purpose: control file filter
# default control_filter= (STRING)
# Purpose: create files in spool directory
# default create_files@ (FLAG off)
# Purpose: debug level set for queue handler
# default db= (STRING)
# Purpose: default job format
# default default_format=f (STRING)
# Purpose: default permission for files
# default default_permission=ACCEPT (STRING)
# Purpose: default printer
# default default_printer=missingprinter (STRING)
# Purpose: default job priority
# default default_priority=A (STRING)
# Purpose: default remote host
# default default_remote_host=localhost (STRING)
# Purpose: default temp directory for temp files
# default default_tmp_dir=/tmp (STRING)
# Purpose: printers that a route filter may return and we should query
# default destinations= (STRING)
# Purpose: exit linger timeout to wait for socket to close
# default exit_linger_timeout=600 (INTEGER)
# Purpose: string to send for a form feed
# default ff=\\f (STRING)
# Purpose: default filter
# default filter= (STRING)
# Purpose: filter LD_LIBRARY_PATH value
# default filter_ld_path= /lib:/usr/lib:/usr/5lib:/usr/ucblib (STRING)
# Purpose: filter options
# default filter_options=$A $B $C $D $E $F $G $H $I $J $K $L $M $N $O $P $Q $R $S $T
$U $V $W $X $Y $Z $a $b $c $d $e $f $g $h $i $j $k $l $m $n $o $p $q $r $s $t $u $v $w
$x $y $z $-a (STRING)
# Purpose: filter PATH environment variable
# default filter_path=
/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/contrib/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/ucb:/usr/sbin:/usr/etc:/etc
(STRING)
# Purpose: interval at which to check OF filter for error status
# default filter_poll_interval=30 (INTEGER)
# Purpose: write filter errors to the :ps=status file if there is one
# default filter_stderr_to_status_file@ (FLAG off)
# Purpose: print a form feed when device is opened
# default fo@ (FLAG off)
# Purpose: force FQDN HOST value in control file
# default force_fqdn_hostname@ (FLAG off)
# Purpose: force clients to send all requests to localhost
# default force_localhost (FLAG on)
# Purpose: force lpq status format for specified hostnames
# default force_lpq_status= (STRING)
# Purpose: force use of this queuename if none provided
# default force_queuename= (STRING)
# Purpose: print a form feed when device is closed
# default fq@ (FLAG off)
# Purpose: full or complete time format
# default full_time@ (FLAG off)
# Purpose: valid output filter formats
# default fx= (STRING)
# Purpose: generate a banner when forwarding job
# default generate_banner@ (FLAG off)
# Purpose: group to run SUID ROOT programs
# default group= daemon (STRING)
# Purpose: print banner after job instead of before
# default hl@ (FLAG off)
# Purpose: filter command, run on a per-file basis
# default if= (STRING)
# Purpose: ignore requested user priority
# default ignore_requested_user_priority@ (FLAG off)
# Purpose: Running IPV6
# default ipv6@ (FLAG off)
# Purpose: TCP keepalive enabled
# default keepalive (FLAG on)
# Purpose: remote server principal for server to server forwarding
# default kerberos_forward_principal= (STRING)
# Purpose: keytab file location for kerberos, used by server
# default kerberos_keytab=/etc/lpd.keytab (STRING)
# Purpose: key lifetime for kerberos, used by server
# default kerberos_life= (STRING)
# Purpose: key renewal time for kerberos, used by server
# default kerberos_renew= (STRING)
# Purpose: remote server principle, overides default
# default kerberos_server_principal= (STRING)
# Purpose: default service
# default kerberos_service=lpr (STRING)
# Purpose: write local printer accounting (if af is set)
# default la (FLAG on)
# Purpose: leader string printed on printer open
# default ld= (STRING)
# Purpose: error log file (servers, filters and prefilters)
# default lf=log (STRING)
# Purpose: lock the IO device
# default lk@ (FLAG off)
# Purpose: lpd lock file
# default lockfile= /var/run/lpd (STRING)
# Purpose: where to send status information for logging
# default logger_destination= (STRING)
# Purpose: maximum size in K of logger file
# default logger_max_size=0 (INTEGER)
# Purpose: path of file to hold logger information
# default logger_path= (STRING)
# Purpose: timeout between connection attempts to remote logger
# default logger_timeout=0 (INTEGER)
# Purpose: use long job number when a job is submitted
# default longnumber@ (FLAG off)
# Purpose: device name or lp-pipe command to send output to
# default lp= (STRING)
# Purpose: force lpd to filter jobs (bounce) before sending to remote queue
# default lpd_bounce@ (FLAG off)
# Purpose: force a poll operation
# default lpd_force_poll@ (FLAG off)
# Purpose: lpd pathname for server use
# default lpd_path= (STRING)
# Purpose: interval in secs between starting up all servers
# default lpd_poll_time=600 (INTEGER)
# Purpose: lpd port
# default lpd_port=printer (STRING)
# Purpose: lpd printcap path
# default lpd_printcap_path= /usr/local/etc/lpd_printcap (STRING)
# Purpose: use lpr filtering as in bounce queue
# default lpr_bounce@ (FLAG off)
# Purpose: BSD LPR -m flag, does not require mail address
# default lpr_bsd@ (FLAG off)
# Purpose: from address to use in mail messages
# default mail_from= (STRING)
# Purpose: mail to this operator on error
# default mail_operator_on_error= (STRING)
# Purpose: maximum connection interval
# default max_connect_interval=60 (INTEGER)
# Purpose: maximum log file size in Kbytes
# default max_log_file_size=1000 (INTEGER)
# Purpose: maximum number of servers that can be active
# default max_servers_active=0 (INTEGER)
# Purpose: maximum length of status line
# default max_status_line=79 (INTEGER)
# Purpose: maximum size (in K) of status file
# default max_status_size=10 (INTEGER)
# Purpose: maximum copies allowed
# default mc=1 (INTEGER)
# Purpose: minimum log file size in Kbytes
# default min_log_file_size=0 (INTEGER)
# Purpose: minimum status file size in Kbytes
# default min_status_size=0 (INTEGER)
# Purpose: minimum amount of free space needed in K bytes
# default minfree=0 (INTEGER)
# Purpose: minimum number of printable characters for printable check
# default ml=0 (INTEGER)
# Purpose: millisecond time resolution
# default ms_time_resolution (FLAG on)
# Purpose: maximum job size (1Kb blocks, 0 = unlimited)
# default mx=0 (INTEGER)
# Purpose: use nonblocking open
# default nb@ (FLAG off)
# Purpose: connection control for remote network printers
# default network_connect_grace=0 (INTEGER)
# Purpose: N line after cfA000... line in control file
# default nline_after_file@ (FLAG off)
# Purpose: output filter, run once for all output
# default of= (STRING)
# Purpose: OF filter options
# default of_filter_options= (STRING)
# Purpose: use user supplied queue order routine
# default order_routine@ (FLAG off)
# Purpose: orginate connections from these ports
# default originate_port=512 1023 (STRING)
# Purpose: if client, pass these environment variables
# default pass_env=PGPPASS,PGPPATH,PGPPASSFD (STRING)
# Purpose: lpd.perms files
# default perms_path= /usr/local/etc/lpd.perms (STRING)
# Purpose: page length (in lines)
# default pl=66 (INTEGER)
# Purpose: pr program for p format
# default pr=/bin/pr (STRING)
# Purpose: prefix -O (oh) options to -Z options, remove -O options
# default prefix_o_to_z@ (FLAG off)
# Purpose: prefix these -Z options to start of options list on outgoing or filters
# default prefix_z= (STRING)
# Purpose: prefix -Z options to -O options, remove -Z options
# default prefix_z_to_o@ (FLAG off)
# Purpose: /etc/printcap files
# default printcap_path= /usr/local/etc/printcap (STRING)
# Purpose: printer status file name
# default ps=status (STRING)
# Purpose: page width (in characters)
# default pw=80 (INTEGER)
# Purpose: page width in pixels (horizontal)
# default px=0 (INTEGER)
# Purpose: page length in pixels (vertical)
# default py=0 (INTEGER)
# Purpose: put queue name in control file
# default qq (FLAG on)
# Purpose: print queue control file name
# default queue_control_file=control.%P (STRING)
# Purpose: print queue lock file name
# default queue_lock_file=%P (STRING)
# Purpose: print queue status file name
# default queue_status_file=status.%P (STRING)
# Purpose: print queue unspooler pid file name
# default queue_unspooler_file=unspooler.%P (STRING)
# Purpose: operations allowed to remote host
# default remote_support=RMQVC (STRING)
# Purpose: remove these -Z options from options list on outgoing or filters
# default remove_z= (STRING)
# Purpose: report server as this value for LPQ status
# default report_server_as= (STRING)
# Purpose: client requires lpd.conf, printcap
# default require_configfiles (FLAG on)
# Purpose: retry on ECONNREFUSED error
# default retry_econnrefused (FLAG on)
# Purpose: retry making connection even when link is down
# default retry_nolink (FLAG on)
# Purpose: return short status when specified remotehost
# default return_short_status= (STRING)
# Purpose: set SO_REUSEADDR on outgoing ports
# default reuse_addr@ (FLAG off)
# Purpose: reverse LPQ status format when specified remotehost
# default reverse_lpq_status= (STRING)
# Purpose: reverse priority order, z-aZ-A, so A is lowest
# default reverse_priority_order@ (FLAG off)
# Purpose: remote-queue machine (hostname) (with rp)
# default rm= (STRING)
# Purpose: routing filter, returns destinations
# default router= (STRING)
# Purpose: remote-queue printer name (with rp)
# default rp= (STRING)
# Purpose: open the printer for reading and writing
# default rw@ (FLAG off)
# Purpose: additional safe characters to use in control files
# default safe_chars= (STRING)
# Purpose: save job when an error
# default save_on_error@ (FLAG off)
# Purpose: save job when done
# default save_when_done@ (FLAG off)
# Purpose: short banner (one line only)
# default sb@ (FLAG off)
# Purpose: spool directory (only ONE printer per directory!)
# default sd= (STRING)
# Purpose: send block of data, rather than individual files
# default send_block_format@ (FLAG off)
# Purpose: send data files first, then control file
# default send_data_first@ (FLAG off)
# Purpose: failure action to take after send_try attempts failed
# default send_failure_action=remove (STRING)
# Purpose: timeout for read/write lpr IO operatons
# default send_job_rw_timeout=6000 (INTEGER)
# Purpose: timeout for read/write status or control operatons
# default send_query_rw_timeout=30 (INTEGER)
# Purpose: numbers of times to try sending job - 0 is infinite
# default send_try=3 (INTEGER)
# Purpose: sendmail program
# default sendmail=/usr/sbin/sendmail -oi -t (STRING)
# Purpose: server temporary file directory
# default server_tmp_dir=/tmp (STRING)
# Purpose: no form feed separator between job files
# default sf (FLAG on)
# Purpose: suppress headers and/or banner page
# default sh@ (FLAG off)
# Purpose: SHELL enviornment variable value for filters
# default shell=/bin/sh (STRING)
# Purpose: short status date enabled or disabled
# default short_status_date (FLAG on)
# Purpose: short status length in lines
# default short_status_length=3 (INTEGER)
# Purpose: set the SO_LINGER socket option
# default socket_linger=10 (INTEGER)
# Purpose: spool directory permissions
# default spool_dir_perms=000700 (INTEGER)
# Purpose: spool file permissions
# default spool_file_perms=000600 (INTEGER)
# Purpose: name of queue that server serves (with sv)
# default ss= (STRING)
# Purpose: stalled job timeout
# default stalled_time=120 (INTEGER)
# Purpose: stop processing queue on filter abort
# default stop_on_abort@ (FLAG off)
# Purpose: stty commands to set output line characteristics
# default stty= (STRING)
# Purpose: suspend the OF filter rather than suspending
# default suspend_of_filter (FLAG on)
# Purpose: names of servers for queue (with ss)
# default sv= (STRING)
# Purpose: name of syslog device
# default syslog_device=/dev/console (STRING)
# Purpose: trailer string to print when queue empties
# default tr= (STRING)
# Purpose: translate outgoing job file formats - similar to tr(1) utility
# default translate_format= (STRING)
# Purpose: translate incoming job file formats - similar to tr(1) utility
# default translate_incoming_format= (STRING)
# Purpose: put date in control file
# default use_date (FLAG on)
# Purpose: put identifier in control file
# default use_identifier (FLAG on)
# Purpose: read and cache information
# default use_info_cache (FLAG on)
# Purpose: put queue name in control file
# default use_shorthost@ (FLAG off)
# Purpose: server user for SUID purposes
# default user= daemon (STRING)
# Purpose: wait for EOF on device before closing
# default wait_for_eof (FLAG on)
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Martin Gregorie)
Crossposted-To: comp.os.linux.hardware
Subject: Re: Backup Hard Drive...
Date: Tue, 05 Dec 2000 13:18:39 GMT
On 1 Dec 2000 21:08:11 GMT, Joshua Baker-LePain
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>In comp.os.linux.hardware Martin Gregorie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> On 1 Dec 2000 12:56:45 +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> (Volker Apelt) wrote:
>
>> Any recommendations for archiving backup software for Linux?
>
>amanda (www.amanda.org) is rather nice. It takes a bit to set up, but
>once you do, it practically maintains itself.
>
Thabks for the recommendations. It loks as if Amanda is the way to go
(at first, anyway) because the ability to backup a PC via SAMBA would
be very useful.
--
gregorie | Martin Gregorie
@logica | Logica Ltd
com | +44 020 76379111
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Xfree problems?
Date: Tue, 05 Dec 2000 13:18:49 GMT
Hi:
I have a pentium IImmx 200MHz machine with a video card S3 Inc
ViRGE/DX PCI with 2MB video RAM. It has a Windows 95 partition and a
linux partition (RedHat 6.1).
Since some weeks ago I have problems with Netscape Communicator
running linux. When I try to access to some web pages it crashes and it
crashes the machine, both the X as the linux itself. Sometimes it
reboots automatically.
One webpage that never fails is: www.multimania.com (A french free
web server). It always crashes.
Now I have Communicator 4.72, but previously I had the 4.61 version,
and it was the same thing. With Mozilla 17 the behaviour is similar, it
takes a little bit more to crash, but it crashes.
Besides If from my computer I run a Communicator session in other
machine, and I try to go to the cited page, my computer crashes but the
other, the machine that is running Communicator, does not crash.
Nevertheless using Windows95 and Communicator 4.08 I can read the cited
page without problems and without crashes.
So I thought that I have a problem with XFree: (XFree86.3.3.5-3 and
XFree86-SVGA.3.3.5-3) and I upgraded to version 3.3.6 (XFree86.3.3.6-20
and XFree86-SVGA.3.3.6-20), but it is the same thing.
Has somebody had a similar problem?. Any clue?.
Cheers
Ramón
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From: "Maurizio Stefani" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: LINUX pn PC104
Date: Tue, 5 Dec 2000 14:34:29 +0100
Hi,
I would like to use Linux on a PC104 system without hard-disk.
Is there someone able to help saying if is it possibile?
If yes could I have the ref.
Thank you in advance
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From: nospam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: literature database / BiBTeX frontend?
Crossposted-To: comp.os.linux.x
Date: Tue, 5 Dec 2000 14:55:33 +0100
Stephen Cornell wrote:
> nospam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > Is there a comparable application for X or the KDE desktop? I thought of
> > using LyX, but don't know whether a good literature managment program
> > exists and whether I can use them with LyX. The idea is to be able to
> > search a literature database, and to easily copy the citations suitable
> > found into the manuscript.
>
> Lyx works fine with Bibtex - whenever you insert a citation reference
> the entries in your database are available in a popup. Bibtex
> databases are text files, so you can create and search them using your
> favourite text editor, or alternatively you can use a GUI Bibtex
> management program such as Barracuda (crude but it works). You can
> paste entries from any X application into Lyx using the mouse (left
> button selects, middle button pastes).
>
> HTH,
> Stephen.
Thank you for the answer and the hint with Barracuda. What I really would
like is a database program in which I have more powerful search options. I
am currently managing >10'000 literature references including abstracts and
other informations... Searching this dataset with a simple text editor
simply is not appropriate. Aren't there true database applications which
would do that?
Pascal
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From: Robert Heller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Is It Possible to Mount a DOS Partition?
Date: 5 Dec 2000 07:50:48 true
Roger Beeman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
In a message on Tue, 05 Dec 2000 01:00:55 -0500, wrote :
RB> "D. Stimits" wrote:
RB>
RB> > mount -tvfat /dev/hda2 /xyz
RB> >
RB> > If that fails, be sure you have vfat filesystem type supported in your
RB> > kernel (directly or as a module).
RB>
RB> What is the difference between < mount -tvfat > and < mount -t msdos >?
mount -t msdos := filenames are like MS-DOS 6.2 -- 8+3
mount -t vfat := filenames are like Win9x -- long names
RB>
RB>
RB> And if you'd be so kind, what is the correct command for mounting the
RB> cdrom (my /dev/hdd)?
mount -t iso9660 /dev/hdd /mnt/cdrom
Note: some randomly good things to put in your /etc/fstab file:
/dev/fd0 /mnt/floppy vfat user,noauto 0 0
/dev/hdd /mnt/cdrom iso9660 user,noauto 0 0
/dev/hda2 /xyz vfat umask=000 0 0
The first two allow any user to mount and umount the floppy (as a vfat
file system) or the CD-ROM (as an iso9660 file system). The third will
mount your MS-Windows file system (/dev/hda2) at boot time and make it
world read/write.
Putting this in /etc/fstab makes things easier:
1) Your MS-Windows partition is always available.
2) You don't have to remember (complicated) stuff to mount and unmount
the floppy and CD-ROM. You just do:
(u)mount /mnt/floppy
(u)mount /mnt/cdrom
Whenever you need to mount/unmount these devices (don't forget to
umount the floppy before ejecting it!)
RB>
RB> eternally grateful --Roger
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