Hi, Sun Managers:
At first, thanks all people who give me sugestion and information.
I received message from our mail daemon: can't send this message to
sun_manager list, so I resend it once. If this message is duplicated,
please ignore it.
I got many answers, and summary it as follows:
I. from David Beard<beard@abel.maths.adelaide.edu.au>
Try something like
# ps waux | grep daemon
and kill -9 any processes connected with newsprint, e.g.
/usr/newsprint/small_openwin/bin/xnews -cubesize large
You might then need to do a "lpc restart". Either or both of these
things fixes our printer most of the time.
II. from Raimondo Ballisti<ballisti@ifh.ee.ethz.ch>
1) You have to be root and "abort" and "start" the printer from lpc.
2) If this does not help, then you can reload the driver.
III. from Ricardo J Ruiz<rruiz@Census.GOV>
You need to reboot the system. I think there is a jumbo patch for lpr
that should take care of this problem.
IV. from <bismark@alta.jpl.nasa.gov>
% lpc down all
% kill -9 lp_daemon_pid
% /usr/lib/lpd
% lpc up all
V. from <uthke@ite.iabg.de>
Call lpc and then try
down <printername>
up <printername>
restart <printername>
This helped in our case.
VI. from Peter Allan<pallan@clare.risley.aeat.co.uk>
lpc start seems more powerful than restart.
Removing the top queued job may help.
Also you could kill the lpc daemon & restart it.
If I loss any people, I am sorry.
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