( HHrr.f" n J( g( HHrr/fpN^Nu n J( gp `NV. NJgp N^Nup.N 1N 1 -@rgJgHnN 1XO .`N 1 -@N 1 .N 1JB/. /< &S/< &HN 1 TO .N 1Jp.N 1 x` 8 < @ D I N S X o q q q q q - F q X q q q q q , G q e q q q & q F M U ] e m u } q q - q d y )1 P @ & g)1 m t )1 L D P < ` )1 >)1 D H K ~ 8 )1 ' 7 x)1 ~ D 4 < H & ? [ j * " # + , 4 5 = > F G O P X Y b c j k s 110 300 600 1200 2400 4800 9600 Serial Port Speed Menu Select the speed. Serial Port 1 Speed Menu Select the speed. Serial Port 2 Speed Menu Select the speed. Serial Port 3 Speed Menu Select the speed. Serial Port 4 Speed Menu Select the speed. Serial Port 5 Speed Menu Select the speed. Serial Port 6 Speed Menu Select the speed. Serial Printer Name Menu Choose a serial printer name. Serial 1 Printer Name Menu Choose a serial printer name. Serial 2 Printer Name Menu Choose a serial printer name. Serial 3 Printer Name Menu Choose a serial printer name. Serial 4 Printer Name Menu Choose a serial printer name. Serial 5 Printer Name Menu Choose a serial printer name. Serial 6 Printer Name Menu Choose a serial printer name. Parallel Printer Menu Choose a parallel printer name. Serial Serial1 Serial2 Serial3 Serial4 Serial5 Serial6 Parallel Remote Remote2 NONE Default Printer Menu Choose a default printer type. Remote Printer Menu Choose a remote computer which has the remote printer. Remote Printer Menu Choose a remote computer which has the remote printer. Serial: Port 0 Name Choose a serial printer name (press CMD or button 2 for choices) Speed Choose a speed (press CMD or button 2 for choices) Port 1 Name Choose a serial printer name (press CMD or button 2 for choices) Speed Choose a speed (press CMD or button 2 for choices) Port 2 Name Choose a serial printer name (press CMD or button 2 for choices) Speed Choose a speed (press CMD or button 2 for choices) Port 3 Name Choose a serial printer name (press CMD or button 2 for choices) Speed Choose a speed (press CMD or button 2 for choices) Port 4 Name Choose a serial printer name (press CMD or button 2 for choices) Speed Choose a speed (press CMD or button 2 for choices) Port 5 Name Choose a serial printer name (press CMD or button 2 for choices) Speed Choose a speed (press CMD or button 2 for choices) Port 6 Name Choose a serial printer name (press CMD or button 2 for choices) Speed Choose a speed (press CMD or button 2 for choices) Parallel: Name Choose a parallel printer name (press CMD or button 2 for choices) Remote Computer 1: Name NONE Choose the machine name that the remote printer is connected to. Printer Name NONE Type the remote printer name. Remote Computer 2: Name NONE Choose the machine name that the 2nd remote printer is connected to. Printer Name NONE Type the remote printer name. Default Printer Type: Choose a default printer type (press CMD or button 2 for choices) Printer Setup dumb-remote second-remote Serial Serial1 Serial2 Serial3 Serial4 Serial5 Serial6 Parallel Remote Remote2 /dev/tty000 /dev/tty001 /dev/tty002 /dev/tty003 /dev/tty004 /dev/tty005 /dev/tty006 /dev/lp /dev/null /dev/null NONE NONE /usr/spool/lp /etc/passwd r %s lp: lpsetup: setgid failed lpsetup: setuid failed /usr/lib/lpadmin -p%s -i/usr/spool/lp/model/%s -c%s -v%s 2> /dev/null;enable %s > /dev/null 2>&1;/usr/lib/accept %s %s > /dev/null 2>&1 interface/remote w MACHINE='%s' PTYPE='%s' interface/remote interface/remote2 w MACHINE2='%s' PTYPE2='%s' interface/remote2 class %s/%s class NONE NONE interface/remote r MACHINE='%s NONE NONE interface/remote2 r MACHINE2='%s NONE NONE NONE NONE default NONE NONE /usr/spool/lp/class/Serial /usr/spool/lp/class/Serial1 /usr/spool/lp/class/Serial2 /usr/spool/lp/class/Serial3 /usr/spool/lp/class/Serial4 /usr/spool/lp/class/Serial5 /usr/spool/lp/class/Serial6 NONE NONE NONE NONE NONE NONE interface/remote interface/remote2 FIFO SCHEDLOCK /etc/printers /etc/printers r %d %d %s %s %s Serial Checking port %d /etc/.rs232 /etc/.rs232_001 /etc/.rs232_002 /etc/.rs232_003 /etc/.rs232_004 /etc/.rs232_005 /etc/.rs232_006 lpsetup error: No match for rs232 file. r TYPE='NONE' RSfree.sh 000 RSfree.sh 001 RSfree.sh 002 RSfree.sh 003 RSfree.sh 004 RSfree.sh 005 RSfree.sh 006 lpsetup error: No match for RSfree. 000 001 002 003 004 005 006 lpsetup error: No match for sgetty. Port %d is not available, please set it back to NONE. 000 001 002 003 004 005 006 lpsetup error: No match for sgetty No changes made in the printer setup. Press Enter to continue. Only one printer of each type is allowed. Please reenter the printer name. Warning: changing or setting up a printer will stop all printing on all local printers, if you have any. /usr/lib/ua/admin.hlp Printer Setup [2JThe command provided was not recognized. Please use Enter, Cancl, or a defined function key. NONE NONE NONE NONE /etc/.rs232 w TYPE='PRINTER' NAME='%s' /etc/.rs232_001 w TYPE='PRINTER' NAME='%s' /etc/.rs232_002 w TYPE='PRINTER' NAME='%s' /etc/.rs232_003 w TYPE='PRINTER' NAME='%s' /etc/.rs232_004 w TYPE='PRINTER' NAME='%s' /etc/.rs232_005 w TYPE='PRINTER' NAME='%s' /etc/.rs232_006 w TYPE='PRINTER' NAME='%s' default w %s default w %s NONE WARNING FOR DEFAULT PRINTER Trying to set default printer to a non-existing printer! The system is SETTING DEFAULT PRINTER to NONE. default default /etc/.lpstartsched w /usr/lib/lpsched /etc/.lpstartsched /usr/lib/lpsched 2>/dev/null /etc/.lpstartsched /usr/spool/lp/baudrates r NONE /usr/spool/lp/baudrates w Can't open baudrate file NONE 9600 %s=/dev/tty00%d %s request "%s-%d" non-existent %s %d - can't open member file can't open class file can't create new class file can't remove printer can't create new acceptance status file can't create new printer status file can't remove request directory lp LP Administrator not in password file Tpstatus w Tpstatus pstatus Tpstatus pstatus pstatus Tpstatus %s/%s member r %s/%s class r Tclass w %s Tclass Tclass %s/%s interface lp LP Administrator not in password file Tqstatus w Tqstatus qstatus Tqstatus qstatus Tqstatus qstatus %s/%s request tty%s %s :%s /etc/inittab r+ telinit q uuname r uuname r FIFO FIFO w %c %s OUTQLOCK OUTQLOCK OUTQLOCK can't lock output queue outputq outputq lp LP Administrator not in password file outputq outputq r+ outputq r can't open output queue file outputq PSTATLOCK PSTATLOCK PSTATLOCK can't lock printer status pstatus r+ pstatus r can't open printer status file pstatus QSTATLOCK QSTATLOCK QSTATLOCK can't lock acceptance status qstatus r+ qstatus r can't open acceptance status file qstatus lp:%s LTMP.%d LTMP.%d %c %s request %s/%s/*-%d request rm: %s non-existent rm : cannot read %s %s/%.14s rm: %s directory rm: %s not removed. /bin/rmdir rmdir @(#) lp:lp.sl 1.50 0707070000020052271007550001070000020000010471700411232707300001400000000660dumb-remote #sccs "@(#)lp/model:dumb-remote 1.8" # 06/25/87:dyc:modified to work in HDB UUCP environment as well # # lp interface for printer in remote mode # # . /usr/spool/lp/interface/remote TITLE=$3 COPIES=$4 OPTIONS=$5 RAW=$6 shift; shift; shift; shift; shift if [ "$RAW" = "-raw" ] then PTYPE=${PTYPE}_R shift fi FILES=`echo $* | sed 's/^/!/ s/ / !/g'` uux "$MACHINE!lp -c -d$PTYPE -t$TITLE -o$OPTIONS -n$COPIES $FILES" exit 0 0707070000020041011007550001070000020000010464160411232707300001600000000665second-remote #sccs "@(#)lp/model:second-remote 1.8" # 06/25/87:dyc:modified to work in HDB UUCP environment as well # lp interface for printer in remote mode # # . /usr/spool/lp/interface/remote2 TITLE=$3 COPIES=$4 OPTIONS=$5 RAW=$6 shift; shift; shift; shift; shift if [ "$RAW" = "-raw" ] then PTYPE2=${PTYPE2}_R shift fi FILES=`echo $* | sed 's/^/!/ s/ / !/g'` uux "$MACHINE2!lp -c -d$PTYPE2 -t$TITLE -o$OPTIONS -n$COPIES $FILES" exit 0 0707070000020054761006660000020000020000010467340411311407600001700000002005HDBprint_notes *** Remote Print for HDB Environment Release 1.1 8/21/87 *** Setting up a remote printer with the User Agent Printer Setup (which reads L.sys file) in the HDB environment no longer works properly. This package includes a modified version of the UA Printer Setup (lpsetup in /usr/bin) which fixes the problem (by using uuname). Even after setting up a remote printer, you may still not be able to perform a remote print. One of the reasons is that the default lp interface file for remote printers tries to execute something that is not allowed on the remote host. The installation of a secured HDB uucp on the remote often causes this to happen. This package also includes two modified lp interface files (dumb-remote and second-remote in /usr/spool/lp/model) which depend less on how the remote is set up, therefore not compromising its uucp security. Original files (saved in /u/.LpSave during installation) will be restored when the package is removed. Report bugs and problems to Dyi Chang LZ 1D-215 576-2393 mtunb!dyi 0707070000020054761006660000020000020000010467340411311407600001300000000000TRAILER!!! IONS=$5 RAW=$6 shift; shift; shift; shift; shift if [ "$RAW" = "-raw" ] then PTYPE2=${PTYPE2}_R shift fi FILES=`echo $* | sed 's/^/!/ s/ / !/g'` uux "$MACHINE2!lp -c -d$PTYPE2 -t$TITLE -o$OPTIONS -n$COPIES $FILES" exit 0 0707070000020054761006660000020000020000010467340411311407600001700000002005HDBprint_notes *** Remote Print for HDB Environment Release 1.1 8/21/87 *** Setting up a remote printer with the User Agent Printer Setup (which reads L.sys file) in the HDB environment no longer works properly. This package includes a modified version of the UA Printer Setup (lpsetup in /usr/bin) which fixes the problem (by using uuname). Even after setting up a remote printer, you may still not be able to perform a remote print. One of the reasons is that the default lp interface file for remote printers tries to execute something that is not allowed on the remote host. The installation of a secured HDB uucp on the remote often causes this to happen. This package also includes two modified lp interface files (dumb-remote and second-remote in /usr/spool/lp/model) which depend less on how the remote is set up, therefore not compromising its uucp security. Original files (saved in /u/.LpSave during installation) will be restored when the package is removed. Report bugs and problems to Dyi Chang LZ 1D-215 576-2393 mtunb!dyi 0707070000020054761006660000020000020000010467340411311407600001300000000000TRAILER!!! IONS=$5 RAW=$6 shift; shift; shift; shift; shift if [ "$RAW" = "-raw" ] then PTYPE2=${PTYPE2}_R shift fi FILES=`echo $* | sed 's/^/!/ s/ / !/g'` uux "$MACHINE2!lp -c -d$PTYPE2 -t$TITLE -o$OPTIONS -n$COPIES $FILES" exit 0 0707070000020054761006660000020000020000010467340411311407600001700000002005HDBprint_notes *** Remote Print for HDB Environment Release 1.1 8/21/87 *** Setting up a remote printer with the User Agent Printer Setup (which reads L.sys file) in the HDB environment no longer works properly. This package includes a modified version of the UA Printer Setup (lpsetup in /usr/bin) which fixes the problem (by using uuname). Even after setting up a remote printer, you may still not be able to perform a remote print. One of the reasons is that the default lp interface file for remote printers tries to execute something that is not allowed on the remote host. The installation of a secured HDB uucp on the remote often causes this to happen. This package also includes two modified lp interface files (dumb-remote and second-remote in /usr/spool/lp/model) which depend less on how the remote is set up, therefore not compromising its uucp security. Original files (saved in /u/.LpSave during installation) will be restored when the package is removed. Report bugs and problems to Dyi Chang LZ 1D-215 576-2393 mtunb!dyi 0707070000020054761006660000020000020000010467340411311407600001300000000000TRAILER!!! IONS=$5 RAW=$6 shift; shift; shift; shift; shift if [ "$RAW" = "-raw" ] then PTYPE2=${PTYPE2}_R shift fi FILES=`echo $* | sed 's/^/!/ s/ / !/g'` uux "$MACHINE2!lp -c -d$PTYPE2 -t$TITLE -o$OPTIONS -n$COPIES $FILES" exit 0 0707070000020054761006660000020000020000010467340411311407600001700000002005HDBprint_notes *** Remote Print for HDB Environment Release 1.1 8/21/87 *** Setting up a remote printer with the User Agent Printer Setup (which reads L.sys file) in the HDB environment no longer works properly. This package includes a modified version of the UA Printer Setup (lpsetup in /usr/bin) which fixes the problem (by using uuname). Even after setting up a remote printer, you may still not be able to perform a remote print. One of the reasons is that the default lp interface file for