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AIX printer filter
I am trying to setup remote printer queues on a AIX 5.2 system that sends all print requests through a filter by default.
The application that is running on the LPar is coded to call the lp command to produce a print. Ideally I would like a single queue per remote printer to pass the data through a filter (C Program) by the application just calling the lp command. I have found ways of doing this via 2 print queue's and using _f and the qprt command in a backend, but I need to include this all into 1 remote printer queue and the lp command. Any idea's? |
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