Hi Robert...
Printing via Samba with a HPLJ connected to Win95 computer seems to
work fine, in our tests.
Not sure what your communicating in how printing relates to modem
sharing, which would be via serial port ? Maybe you know something
that I am not aware of or have not run across at any of the sites I
have searched, including the Samba site.
Hints
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From: Robert W. Canary [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, May 21, 1998 6:09 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: modem sharing - under Linux OS
<<File: vcard.vcf>>hints wrote:
> Does anyone know of a Linux program that will allow modem sharing
or pooling?
>
> (Essentially what this is, is allowing any other computer on a
network, that has
> authority, to use the computer that has a modem connected to it to
use it. Since
> this is sharing of the serial port or ports, one can also connect
various other things
> to one machine and as available use it. Another example could be
using only one
> Pilot cradle for example. This program would be similar to what
Artisoft puts out for
> Windows 95 for MS protocol or also ships with their product
Lantastic.)
>
> Hints
Hmmmm,
As far as sharing the modem........
Did you try shareing it in the samba.conf as a printer device or
something.
--
robert
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