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How big is the file? Are you sure it is indexed? Do you have the record definition?

Then try your command with -ivtc instead of -ivt. I presume you realize you are not asking to recover the file, just see if its on the tape.

It looks like your tape is bad or you have a wrong block size. What is the command used to make the tape?

Would it be possible to create many printers, each of which represents a form and font, all with the same device or ip address?

What programming language do you use to create/spool your documents?

We used LPRng for many years on Linux to control print forms. Unfortunately, the latest versions of Linux have dropped support for it. We were forced to create our own forms control by outputting printing to files identified by form name, then using a daemon to monitor what forms were being...

Move a H"09" to your filler fields.

Normally Red Hat comes with 2 disks, one for 32 bit and one for 64 bit.

I dont know anything about Netcobol, but PCL is a standard laser printer control which should work on any laser printer.

Is this what you are looking for? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=258484&highlight=grub+resolution

what are the contents of /etc/hosts.allow and /etc/hosts.deny?

Count the number of characters in the city name before encountering multiple spaces at the end of the city name. Example: If you put the city name from the file in a 25 character field and the city name is Santa Fe, you should wind up with a count of 8. Now unstring your data delimited by...

You might have better luck this way: 1. Use a zip table like this:http://mappinghacks.com/data/ 2. Build a table or index file from the zip code master. 3. Isolate the zip code from every string. 4. From the zip code file, get the city name and unstring your data into two fields with the...

You could have a cron job that runs every day. This command would get rid of files over five 5 days old: cd /ftpdirectory find . -mtime +5 | xargs rm

maybe clumsy, but here goes: month=`date +%m -d "next month"` year=`date+%Y -d "next month"` for day in `cal $month $year` do lastday=$day done echo $month"/"$lastday"/"$year

Power failure, bad battery backup?

What are the contents of /etc/hosts.allow and /etc/hosts.deny?

So after you calibrate it, when you press the feed button multiple times it works correctly? Is your program overruning the print area or resetting the size?

maybe netcat?

What are the contents of /etc/sysconfig/network?