HP E0495 lpmove

lpmove

lpmove

The lpmove program moves requests from one destination to another. The requests leave the queue for the former destination and join the queue for the new destination. This command is useful when a printer must be taken out of service and another printer is available that can print the requests queued for the printer being removed from service. The lpmove runstring is as follows:

CI> lpmove id [id ...] todest

or

CI> lpmove fromdest todest

where:

id	A request ID, as reported by •lpstat -o".

fromdest Names of destinations, either printer names or class names. todest

The first usage above moves one or more requests by request ID to a new destination.

The second usage above moves all requests for a destination to a new destination. The original destination (fromdest) is then set to reject any new requests with the reason •all requests moved to todest". To reenable the original destination, use the ACCEPT command; for example, ACCEPT fromdest.

A request that is moved is assigned a new request ID that names the new destination but retains the same sequence number. For example, if request ID •epoc220" is moved to destination •rtelj" then the new request ID is •rtelj220".

If a request to be moved is actively printing, the print operation is aborted before the request is moved.

Requests may be moved to a destination that is rejecting new submissions; lpmove prints a warning in this case.

You must be a superuser to move requests that do not belong to you, or to move all requests for a destination.

Examples

CI> lpmove levee chicago

Move all requests with destination •levee" to new destination •chicago". Destination •levee" will now reject new submissions.

CI> lpmove lj-5 lj-7 pjxl

Move requests •lj5" and •lj7" to destination •pjxl". The new request IDs are •pjxl5" and •pjxl7".

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Contents

RTEA Print and Spooling Reference Manual NOTICE Printing History Page Preface Page Table of Contents rbsd hpnp_pcl 259 hpnp_passthru 260 Tables Page Introduction Page LP Spool System Overview Local Printers Network Peripherals Remote Printers Printer Interfaces Printer Model Files Printer Classes Destination Availability Spooled File Formats LP Spool System User Interface accept cancel Page cancel: printer ”printer” was not busy [locally] printer cancel: no requests selected on ”dest” [locally] cancel: warning: fmp error /usr/spool/lp/hostname fmp error disable Page enable CI> lp [-options] file|mask [file|mask...] [<fileoffiles] Copy files to be printed into the spool request directories (directories under /usr/spool/lp/request that the spool system uses to access the files in a always copied -ddest CI might be: CI> lp -o‘bsd‘p filename -ppriority in which requests are printed. If not specified, the default priority for the printers that are a member of the destination class is used Page Page lpadmin Page Page Page lpalt Page Page lpfence lpmove Page lpsched Page lpshut lpstat -c[list] list of class names. By default, all classes are shown. An example listing is: members of class laserjets: lj3 Page Page reject Page LP Spooler Administration NSARPA/ARPA Configuration The rlpout Program The rlpdaemon Program Installing the Spool System Software Page $rte_progs /programs $rte_snap $rte_usr Directory in which usr files are to be placed. The default is /usr $LINK Spooler Administration Tasks Page Page Page 5. If the printer has been disabled, enable the printer as follows: Log File Maintenance The LP spool system keeps two log files: •.old" extension after purging an existing •.old" file Resetting the Request ID Sequence Number Troubleshooting Page Dremote rejects submissions Also check file /usr/spool/lp/log for error messages related to the printer Problem: Remote printers on other hosts cannot access the printer on my HP Ddestination dest is not accepting requests Ddestination dest non-existent HPSupplied Printer Interfaces The rtestd Interface hold locked to the lpout program. Both times, lpout prints a message on the system console of the form: lpout handling the print operation remains in the paused state until an RTE GO command is issued for that program name. In this manner, adjustments to the Page Page typenn or stypenn Line Printer Pica Elite b or bold Set primary font stroke weight to bold (weight 1). [Esc(s1B PCL3] ps or sps Set the primary (ps) or secondary (sps) font to proportional spacing [Esc(s1P PCL3] The passthru Interface The rrte Model The rhpux Model The rbsd Model The hpnp_pcl Model The hpnp_passthru Model The Model Custom Printer Interfaces Modifying Printer Interface Sources Programming Considerations SP Spool System SP Runstring ON[,–S sess][,lu1],lu2[,DC] lu1 lu2 sp,on,7,9 sp,on,9,11 LU Redirection Spooling LU Output ST Command Listing Format SP Spooler Administration Programmatic Spooling The PRINT Utility PRINT Runstring PRINT Options Page This option returns a short explanation of the PRINT options The format of the option is: +A:outputfilename This option prints the specified string as a banner headline +B:string Note Page Page PRINT Operation PRINT Messages PRINT Return Values PRINT Examples CI> print +b:C.85 +b:libraries: fnewf.ftn @.mac This example produces a leading page with the following banners: C.85 LIBRARIES: FNEWF.FTN PRINT Administration A listing of the &FFL module is given below: Page Page Index Page adding, 243 interfaces, 23 custom, 261 loading new forms, 244 model files, 23 remote, 257 removing, 243 priority, LP spool system, 225 fence priority, 225 rbsd model file, 258