I really killed lpsched *this* time. :-(

[J. Eric Townsend]

I did it this time.  In an effort to change from /dev/rawlp back to
/dev/lp, I did the following:

$ su root
# su lp
$ lpshut
$ lpadmin -pEpson -v/dev/lp
$ accept Epson Parallel
$ enable Other
$ lpsched
$ ^D^D

Here's what lpstat -t gets me:

scheduler is running
system default destination: Other
members of class Parallel:
	Other
device for Other: /dev/rawlp
Other accepting requests since Jun 28 13:54
Parallel accepting requests since Jun 28 13:54
printer Other is idle.  enabled since Jun 28 13:54


However, nothing comes out the printer if I "lp file".  I can
"cat file > /dev/lp" and it works just fine.

Any tips?  (I wish that AT&T could write a decent manual entry for
lp... :-(

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