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Hi Andy You are most probably correct - as I said, I'm at home, so I'm working entirely form memory :) Regards Evan Harris
Evan, I think that you have the right programs, but reversed. The daemon (LPD) will sit on the target machine waiting for requests. The requester (LPR) will issue the request from another machine. I would imagine that the SNDTCPSPLF initiates the requester, which would then terminate upon completion. So starting the LPD daemon on the target machine may be the ticket. Something like 'STRTCPSVR *LPD'. Regards, Andy Nolen-Parkhouse > On Behalf Of Evan Harris > Subject: Re: SNDTCPSPLF > > Hi Bruce > > do both systems have the LPD and LPR daemons running ? > > IIRC you need to have LPD running on the sending system and LPR running on > the receiving system for this to work. > > Of course I'm at home, so if that doesn't work try the reverse, and try > having both going :) > > I'm sure one of the unix guys or someone more knowledgeable will correct > me > if required... > > Regards > Evan Harris
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