From: Timothy L. <ti...@wo...> - 2001-03-29 01:08:15
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David, I have recently upgraded my system to RedHat 7.0, and initially had the same problem with lpd hanging on starting up. Yes, I can confirm that the problem is due to the 'checkpc' command. According to it's documentation, 'checkpc' checks /etc/printcap and makes sure that the printing system is set up correctly. I am inclined to think that it checks the availability of the printing port as well. Instead of disabling 'checkpc' in the lpd script, I've modified my ptal-printd initscript to make sure it starts *before* ptal-printd. Everything works after that! I believe this change in the lpd script will basically force the use of a ptal-printd initscript for the RedHat 7.0 system. (Yes, I've updated my SRPM to reflect the changes I mentioned above. I'll post a copy of the SRPM to your e-mail account -- and I haven't heard anything from Friis, so there's still no initscript for SuSE or Mandrake.....) Timothy Lee |