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# LPRng - An Extended Print Spooler System
#
# Copyright 1988-1995 Patrick Powell, San Diego State University
#     papowell@sdsu.edu
# See LICENSE for conditions of use.
#
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# MODULE: TESTSUPPORT/printcap.proto
# PURPOSE: printcap prototype
# printcap.proto,v 3.2 1997/01/24 20:27:06 papowell Exp
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#
# This is a set of printcap entries used for testing and an example of the
# printcap database format.  The '#start xx' and '#end' lines are use
# to generate other files.
#
# These are comments
# Note that t1 starts a printcap entry
#start t1
t1
# to explore the 'autohold', remove comment from next line
# and reinstall initial job files by using 'make files'
#	:ah
	:sd=_TMP_LPD/t1
	:cm=Test Printer 1
	:rw
	:lf=log
#	:db=4,network,database,receive
	:lp=_TMP_/t1_lp
	:ld=leader\n
	:tr=trailer\n
	:of=_TMP_LPD/lpf -D10
	:filter=_TMP_LPD/filter -D10 -delay5
	:ff=formfeed\n
#end t1
#example of remote printer
# The lp=t1@_HOST_ forces the LPD to forward
#
#start t2
t2|Test Printer 2:sd=_TMP_LPD/t2:lp=t1@_HOST_:lf=log
#	:db=4,network,database,receive
#end t2
#
# The following entry is used in a database to specify the
# name of a remote printer.  The actual printer printcap is
# in lpd_printcap
#
#start t3
t3:lp=t3@_HOST_
#	:db=4,network,database,receive
#end t3
#
# server and subserver queues
# t4 is main server entry, t5 is a subserver
#
#start t4
t4:sd=_TMP_LPD/t4:sv=t5,t6
#	:db=4,network,database,receive
#end t4
#start t5
t5:sd=_TMP_LPD/t5:ss=t4:lp=_TMP_/t5_lp
#	:db=4,network,database,receive
#end t5
#start t6
t6:sd=_TMP_LPD/t6:ss=t4:lp=_TMP_/t6_lp
#	:db=4,network,database,receive
#end t6
# use this when you want to explicitly specify a list of printers
# to be used for all queries
#start all
# This line can used when using a database to specify the
# set of accessible printers.  Normally it would default
# to the entire printcap information.
#all:all=t1,t2,t3,t4,t5,t6
#end all
