Re: [Linux-decnet-user] Still having problems with lat and printing
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From: Patrick C. <pa...@ty...> - 2002-09-05 14:57:45
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On Thu, Sep 05, 2002 at 10:48:53AM -0400, Mat...@Ke... wrote: > I moved up to red hat 7.3, lat 1.15 and decnet 2.19 with a fresh install of > everything. > > LAT and Decnet seem to work fine (llogin, moprc, dnping, sethost,...) > I have an LP27 on a decserver 250 called LAT25. > I have a service on LAT25 called LP27 assigned to the printer port (port 5) > with the queued attribute. > I created a lat device in the latcp.conf with: > latcp -A -p /dev/lat/lta2505 -VLP27 -RPORT_5 -H LAT25 -Q -8 > I created a printer with /dev/lat/lta2505 as the device > > When I try to print a plain text file, or cat or echo text to > /dev/lat/lta2505, the latd dies. Sometimes it prints a portion of the text > (first 20 lines or so.) What is the best way to find out why latd is > dying? If latd is dying that's pretty nasty. Can you compile it with debug enabled ( DEFS+=-DVERBOSE_DEBUG -DNO_FORK -DDEBUG_MALLOC in the Makefile ) and send me the output. It also may be helpful to get a core dump and send me a backtrace from it, if you know how to do that. What you you using for printing (lpr, lprng, cups) ? patrick |