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printing to an ip address
Name: Dave Date: July 11, 2002 at 01:24:24 Pacific
Comment:
Hi, I need to print to an ip address rather than a host name (because its easier then messing with hosts file etc, + i might not have permissions). I found I can telnet in and use the command "cat filename | telnet TCP/IP address 9100 " which sometimes works, but occasionally screws it up, if there are escape sequences in the file. What i want to know is can I use lp -d"ip address" "filename", if so what is the exact format of the command as i have tried lp -d128.12.122.96 file lp -d[128.12.122.96] file lp -d"128.12.122.96" file Ta
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