I must be dense....

[Burke, Thomas G.]

I'm runnning 256M RAM with 6.3.  All patches.  Does what it needs to do.
Never been hacked. 

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Sent: Friday, July 20, 2007 8:47 AM
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Subject: Re: I must be dense....

Burke, Thomas G. wrote:
> RH9?
> 
> Geez, my server is still at 6.3... 

Yeah, well, I may upgrade to a box that a friend scored that was being
thrown out where he works. I can see that it's got more then 32M of
RAM....

	mark
> 
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> Sent: Thursday, July 19, 2007 11:42 PM
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> Subject: I must be dense....
> 
> A few years ago, I set up the box that I use for a firewall/router, 
> running RH9, as  my printserver. Well, earlier this year, I had a hard

> drive crash, and had to rebuild the box. Now I'm trying to set it up 
> again for the same. I
> *must* be dense, or going senile, but I have yet to figure it out. Do
I
>     1) use redhat-config-printer?
>     2) if so, do I tell it local printer, or Unix print server(lpd)?
>     3) if the former, how do I tell CUPS to use it, and advertise it 
> to the
> 	other systems on my network, and to actually pass requests to it
> 	to be printed, rather than have them go to nowhere?
>     4) if the latter, do I tell it to use cups, or what?
> 
> 	mark "I'll get back to googling in the morning"
> 
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