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lpmove reversal
Thanks Guys! Wound up someone went into SAM and reset that queue to accept jobs again. I was doing some "man accept" checking and got pulled into another crisis. Grrrrr, and it was getting fun! brian- SkinDvr
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- Forum: General UNIX discussion
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lpmove reversal
We'd like badprinter to return to printing to badprinter, and goodprinter to continue printing to goodprinter. When we did the "lpmove badprint badprinter" it just said the printers were the same. Thanks, brian- SkinDvr
- Post #6
- Forum: General UNIX discussion
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lpmove reversal
We only tried a "lpmove badprinter badprinter", suspect that's not the correct command. lpsched was stopped before and restarted afterward.- SkinDvr
- Post #3
- Forum: General UNIX discussion
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lpmove reversal
We did a "lpmove badprinter goodprinter" and ran on that for a couple days. The badprinter has since been fixed but we've not had any luck getting the queue to return to badprinter! Anyone know how to return that queue to the original printer? Thanks! brian- SkinDvr
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- Forum: General UNIX discussion
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HACMP filesystems
We have a client with several "Shared File Systems" on a two cluster node. They added another filesystem on the correct VG but didn't create it shared, so nothing mounted after a reboot. Is there a way to make that filesystem shared across the cluster? Or do we need to create a new one...
