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i have a request to setup a few HP4000's with 2 additional bins per printer... any suggestions on how to set them up to allow choosing between bins2,3 & 4 (bin1 being manual feed)? i've setup spoolers with upper & lower, but don't remember or maybe never did set them up for the additional bin...

hey inewham, have you checked out sco's ta #104736? you might need to follow it when removing/readding the printer on the 505 box.

have you rebooted? or if that is not an option right now, maybe you can kill all 'stale' ttypxx processes which would free up pseudo tty's... or if you were using a specific login, you might just kill all of those processes from the console, as root. HTH

-maybe the term 5mins meant just wait til the hdrvs completely quit spinning. i would think that is adequate. -yes if the superblk is corrupted, the info that stores divvy info will be hosed, therefore fsys is not really erased, but it will be very close to that practically. -yes, i've seen scsi...

If this seems to be a discrepancy with scoadmin, then try running the "sco cocktail" which you should be able to search for on the sco web pg, technical article section. This is for resolving os level corruption. Or you might want to pull up a known-good-recent user acct via the...

If a port is enabled, then you should get something on the wkstns, if the baud rate on wkstn matches port speed. Otherwise, if cabling is checked out, then check your rs232 pinouts. If the panel is modular, you're probably not pinned out correctly. If the panel is dsub, then get a molded...

Is this printer connected via an ethernet card in the printer, or tied to an HP JetDirect box, PC, terminal server, or just on LPT1 of a PC?

There is a company in Suwannee GA, named Multiuser Solutions,that I believe is involved in this very same thing. You might look them up for technical assistance. They should be listed in the Atlanta Yellow Pages, and their tech support dept is comprised of (I know in the past they had) several...

cb2155, you might try looking at the help pgs via "man scoadmin", but since i don't use scoadmin menus that much, i'm not sure. but i imagine a little scripting could take care of this, if its not a menu option. -do you do any scripting?- for instance, the cmd "passwd...

Have you tried "mkdev serial" ?

In the /etc/default/boot file, when you set the AUTOBOOT=YES, you can also change the TIMEOUT variable from default of 60 secs to a lower #, to make it autoboot more quickly.

To turn off all mmdf mail, you could change the names of the 2 mmdf files kept in startup & shutdown directories. Such as the following: login as root # cd /etc/rc0.d # mv P86mmdf p86mmdf # cd /etc/rc2.d # mv P86mmdf p86mmdf then reboot, no more mmdf mail being sent. rename back to original to...

yes, if this is truly a cut/paste, then you'll need to insert a space before the 1st occurance of doublequotes if test `tty` !="/dev/tty03"; then clear; (from your ex) (and that would coincide with your error....)

ok zoonkai, here are some measley, but tested fixes for you: 1) to restrict a "user" to a certain port, you add the following lines in said user's .profile,(i'm restricting "user1" to port ttys01 only): if test `tty` != "/dev/ttys01";then clear; echo...

zoonkai, i've re-read your posting, and believe i misunderstood. are you allowing "user1" to login on ports other than "ttys01"? if so, then altho i fixed the correct script for only allowing "user1" to get in on certain ports, but it is a different thing to...

tks stanhubble, i'm looking into that possibility! i appreciate the info. :)

hey zoonkai. i'm a novice at scripting, and not at my unix box to test with, but i'd say you could do something similar to: if [ `tty` -ne "/dev/ttys01" ]; then echo "'\n\n\nthis login is not accepted on this port!!\n\n'";;sleep 2;;exit fi and stick that info in the profile...

Got a problem with a site that recently got upgrd to 5.0.6 I ran 'setclock' to verify the RTC, then 'setclk -p' to find the system time was off, ran 'setclk -d1' to set system to RTC... 1 min later system time had advcd by 3mins... due to the problem affecting the cron, I had to stop the cron...

although this is an older posting.... i can offer possible preventative measures that i know of: keep current with http://windowsupdates.microsoft.com and get some anti-virus goodies off http://grc.com

within a vi session you can use: :g/{current word}/s//{new word} as in: :g/x/s//y HTH :)