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<TITLE>Linux IPX-HOWTO: Configuring your Linux machine as a Novell Print Client.</TITLE>
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<H2><A NAME="s11">11. Configuring your Linux machine as a Novell Print Client.</A></H2>
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<P>The <EM>ncpfs</EM> package includes two small programs that allow you to handle
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printing from you Linux machine to a printer attached to a Novell print server.
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The <EM>nprint</EM> command allows you to print to a file to a NetWare print
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queue. The <EM>pqlist</EM> command allows you the list the available print
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queues on a NetWare server.
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<P>To obtain and install these commands just follow the instructions relating to
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the NCP client described earlier.
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<P>Both commands require that you supply username and
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password so you might normally consider building some shell scripts to make
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the task of printing easier.
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<P>An example might look like:
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# pqlist -S ACCT_FS01 -U guest -n
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# nprint -S ACCT_FS01 -q LASER -U guest -n filename.txt
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</CODE></BLOCKQUOTE>
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The login syntax is similar to the <EM>ncpmount</EM> command. The examples
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above assume that fileserver <CODE>ACCT_FS01</CODE> has a <CODE>guest</CODE> account
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with no password, that a print queue called <CODE>LASER</CODE> exists and that
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<CODE>guest</CODE> is allowed to print to it.
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<P>On my Linux boxen I have a short shell script for each Novell printer. This
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can then be used as a print filter to allow printing using the standard
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Linux spooler.
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