Specifying script as printer backend
On Solaris, AIX etc it is possible to configure a print queue that runs
a script when a job is submitted to it, rather than actually
interfacing with a printer.
Is this possible in Linux?
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Relevant Pages
- Help with Migration from AIX 4.3 to Solaris 9
... involved in a project to migrate a user from an IBM RS6000 running AIX ... print to file so then through a valid print queue. ... Here you can see the shell script prfl0 ref above as backend ...
(comp.unix.solaris) - Help with Migration from AIX 4.3 to Solaris 9
... involved in a project to migrate a user from an IBM RS6000 running AIX ... print to file so then through a valid print queue. ... Here you can see the shell script prfl0 ref above as backend ...
(comp.unix.aix) - Specyfing script as printer bakend
... On AIX, Solaris etc it is possible to create a print queue that runs a ... script rather than actually prints anything when a file is submitted to ...
(comp.os.linux.networking) - Announcement: Fix management tool for AIX 4.x/5.x available
... I'm pleased to announce a tool to automate download and management ... of ".bff" and ".rpm" fix packages for AIX ver. ... "fix-get.sh" script has been designed to automate fix packages ... discovery and download for servers with Unix AIX versions up to 5.3. ...
(comp.unix.aix) - Re: Using Return Codes (PuTTY and AIX)
... I worked on a similar situation between a PC and an AIX box. ... In PROCOMM Plus it was possible to have the host remotely execute a PROCOMM ... script that would run on the PC. ... We've gotten a Windows batch job to log in with PLINK and start ...
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