[1998] in Enterprise Print Delivery Team
Re: EP1 - IPM processes & procedures
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Lynne E. Durland)
Thu Dec 6 09:12:03 2001
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Date: Thu, 06 Dec 2001 09:10:41 -0500
To: "Huxley, Bil" <huxley@MIT.EDU>, Theresa M Regan <tregan@MIT.EDU>,
Garry Zacheiss <zacheiss@MIT.EDU>
From: "Lynne E. Durland" <durland@MIT.EDU>
Cc: Cana Lynn McCoy <cana@MIT.EDU>, hesreq@MIT.EDU, printdel@MIT.EDU,
caotech@MIT.EDU, R3-Print@MIT.EDU, kelley@MIT.EDU, ops@MIT.EDU
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Bil,
This is a side benefit of running lprng on pillage. No we have not
advertised it heavily, but it is another path to information about print
files on pillage, provided they were sent via klpr, web submissions bypass
lprng, with the exception that files going to ep1 will still go out through
lprng and should be found by lpq -P ep1-ipm.
Lynne
At 08:16 AM 12/6/2001 -0500, Huxley, Bil wrote:
>Hello again,
>
>We saw something on one of the Pillage queues which I had not
>anticipated. Can you tell me if it makes sense to y'all and should be
>expected? It may be very helpful for 'support'.
>
> From a desktop machine we did a couple of test prints to EP1 yesterday in
> the early afternoon. From an Athena login we did a 'lpq -P ep1' and got
> the following reply:
>
>Printer: ep1@pillage 'HP8100 e19-630'
> Queue: no printable jobs in queue
> Status: job 'mbryan@cao145+589' removed at 13:37:06.796
>
>I had not anticipated that an Athena lpq would be able to retrieve this
>info from Pillage even though it does from Arbor-Eater, Fiber, etc. All
>of the discussions I've heard have been focused on the IPM web interface
>exclusively. Is this something we should be able to count on going
>forward? It was useful to us yesterday.
>
>Thanks once again :)
> Bil
Lynne E. Durland
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