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<h1><a name="SYSTEMSPECIFIC" id="SYSTEMSPECIFIC"></a>Chapter 3.
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<p>The following are a set of suggestions and recommendations
for specific systems.</p>
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<h1 class="SECT1"><a name="SOLARIS" id="SOLARIS">3.1.
Solaris</a></h1>
<p>The Sun Microsystems Solaris printing system is derived
from the System V UNIX system. Please see the <a href=
"update.htm#SOLARISINSTALL">Solaris, HP, and SysVR4 Derived
Systems</a> installation information for a detailed
description of how to install <b class=
"APPLICATION">LPRng</b> and remove the Solaris Print
Services.</p>
<p>If you want to simply forward jobs from a Solaris system
to a BSD print spooling system you can use the following
commands to create a printer. Check your specific system
references and man pages for options:</p>
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<samp class="PROMPT">h4: {67} # </samp><kbd class=
"USERINPUT">lpsystem -t bsd servername</kbd> # add server
<samp class="PROMPT">h4: {68} # </samp><kbd class=
"USERINPUT">lpadmin -p pr -s servername -T unknown -I any</kbd> # set up printer
<samp class="PROMPT">h4: {69} # </samp><kbd class=
"USERINPUT">accept pr</kbd> # enable queueing
<samp class="PROMPT">h4: {70} # </samp><kbd class=
"USERINPUT">enable pr</kbd> # enable printing
<samp class="PROMPT">h4: {71} # </samp><kbd class=
"USERINPUT">lpstat -t</kbd> # show status
scheduler is running
system for pr: servername
lp accepting requests since Mon Aug 6 12:00:00 PST 2000
Printer: pr@servername 'Hp : Laserwriter' (printing disabled)
Queue: 1 printable job
Rank Owner/ID Class Job Files Size Time
1 papowell@h4+207 A 207 h4.023205 3 18:24:54
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<p>The above commands will create the necessary directories
and files for the printer. If you want to use the <tt class=
"LITERAL">lp -o option</tt> syntax to pass options to the
LPRng print spooler you will have to enable this by hand. The
<tt class="FILENAME">/etc/printers.conf</tt> (this may be in
some other directory besides <tt class="FILENAME">/etc</tt>)
needs to be modified so that it allows options to be passed
using the Solaris convention, which is to put them on the
<tt class="LITERAL">S</tt> or <tt class="LITERAL">O</tt> line
of the control file. For example:</p>
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# The preferred method of modifying this file is through the use of
# lpset(1M) or fncreate_printer(1M)
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pr:bsdaddr=servername,pr,Solaris:
_default:use=pr:
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<p>The <tt class=
"LITERAL">bsdaddr=host,printer[,Solaris]</tt> indicates that
the entry is for a remote RFC1179 printer on server
<tt class="LITERAL">host</tt> with name <tt class=
"LITERAL">printer</tt>. The <tt class="LITERAL">Solaris</tt>
option indicates that the Solars extensions to the RFC1179
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