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I have set up a Red Hat 7.2 server that acts as a print server and =
firewall for a small business. They use Windows 2000 for their file server =
and clients. Last week The printing just stopped. You could not print from =
the server or any clients. I could not find any jobs stuck in the queue or =
any error messages that gave me any clues to what happened. When I tried =
to restart lpd it would not stop. When I rebooted the server it came up as =
failed when the system tried to stop it. I upgraded the LPRng package from =
Red Hat but still had the same problem. I ended up rebuilding the system =
and then upgraded the kernel to the latest from Red Hat. Has anyone had =
any similar problems and do you have any ideas what might have happened. =
Thanks
Brett Bunker
Lan Administrator
Arizona State Hospital
Office 602-220-6451
Pager 602-215-0195
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