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NAME
       lpd.conf - configuration file for the LPRng line printer spooler system

DESCRIPTION
       The  file lpd.conf is used to provide configuration infor-
       mation for the LPRng Printer spooler system  and	 defaults
       for  printcap  information.   Leading  spaces on lines are
       ignored, and blank lines and lines  whose  first	 nonblank
       character is a sharp (``#'') are ignored.  Trailing blanks
       and tabs (whitespace) for  an  option  value  are  deleted
       unless  the  last one is escaped with a backslash (``\'').
       All other lines specify parameters and should  be  of  the
       following form:
	      keyword
	      keyword@
	      keyword#value
	      keyword=value
       Note  that these values are the same format as printcap(5)
       values.	Values in the configuration can contain	 host  or
       machine	dependent  information;	 to assist with this, the
       following escape sequences in the  configuration	 informa-
       tion are replaced as follows:

       %h     the  short  form	of the host name (i.e.- non fully
	      qualified).

       %H     the fully qualified host name.

       %a     the  abbreviated	architecture  name,  sun4,  sol2,
	      hpux, aix, irix5, etc.  This value can be set using
	      the architecture keyword in the configuration  file
	      and is set to a default value at compile_time.

       %P     the  printer  name  from	the  printcap  entry (see
	      below).

       %R     the remote printer name from the printcap entry.

       %M     the remote host name from the printcap entry.  This
	      is truncated to the short host name.

       For   example,	on  host  dickory.sdsu.edu,  the  strings
       short=%h long=%H arch=%a would be expanded as  short=dick-
       ory long=dickory.sdsu.edu arch=sun4 .

       The  P,	R,  and M tags are provided for use with combined
       configuration and printcap information.	These values  are
       not  expanded  when  the printcap information is initially
       processed, and can be used only in  a  limited  number  of
       printcap	 or  other  entries.  Currently only the printcap
       :sd:  (spool  directory)	 and  :forward_server:	 (forward
       server) entries use these.

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GENERAL CONFIGURATION PARAMETERS
       Some  of	 the  following	 paramters take lists of files or
       directories.  Unless otherwise  explicitly  stated,  these
       lists  can  be separated by commas (,), semicolons (;), or
       colons, (punctuation) and possibly tabs or spaces (whites-
       pace) as well.

       Keyword	names  can  use either underscores (_) or hyphens
       (-) in their names, but the underscore is preferred.

       include (no default)
	      This can be used to include files into the lpd.conf
	      file.  The include file parameter can be a punctua-
	      tion or whitespace separated  list  of  files;  the
	      files  must  have	 absolute  pathnames  and must be
	      readable.

       ae (default: "jobend $H $n $P $k $b $t")
	      This specifies either a script or a  filter  to  be
	      invoked  at  the	send of a job for accounting pur-
	      poses.  See  as  for  the	 matching  accounting  at
	      start, and the printcap(5) and lpd(8) man pages for
	      details.

       allow_getenv (default: "LPD_CONF")
	      This  option  specifies  an  enviorinment	 variable
	      whose  value  is a configuration file.  Use of this
	      is restricted  to	 test  purposes,  and  SUID  ROOT
	      client and server will not run when the variable is
	      enabled.

       ar (default: yes)
	      See printcap(5) for details.

       architecture
	      The default value is set at compile time and can be
	      overwritten with this parameter.	The default value
	      of this parameter is set at compile time and it  is
	      used  when  expanding  the  special  sequence %a in
	      pathname and filename strings in this config  file.

       auth (default: NULL)
	      Authentication type to be used for client to server
	      communication.

       auth_client_filter (default: NULL)
	      Program to be used for client to server  communica-
	      tion.

       auth_forward (default: NULL)
	      Authentication type to be used for server to server
	      communication.

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       auth_forward_filter (default: NULL)
	      Program to be used for server to server  communica-
	      tion.

       auth_forward_id (default: NULL)
	      Authentication  id  of  remote server for server to
	      server communication.

       auth_receive_filter (default: NULL)
	      Program to be used  by  server  receive  server  or
	      client communication.

       auth_server_id (default: NULL)
	      Authentication  id of originating client or server.

       as (default: "jobstart $H $n $P $k $b $t")
	      See as.

       bk (default: no)
	      See printcap(5) for details.

       bk_filter_options
	      (default: "$P $w $l $x $y $F $c $L $i $J $C $0n $0h
	      $-a")  If	 the  "bkf" (backwards compatible filter)
	      flags is set in the printcap entry and the original
	      filter  specification  does  not	have a `$` in it,
	      this option string is appended to a filter specifi-
	      cation,  and  the	 string expanded with values from
	      the printcap information and job information.  (see
	      of_filter_options,      filter_options,	  bk_fil-
	      ter_options, bk_of_filter_options)

       bk_of_filter_options
	      (default: "$w $l $x $y") If  the	"bkf"  (backwards
	      compatible  filter)  flags  is  set in the printcap
	      entry and the original  filter  specification  does
	      not  have	 a  `$`	 in  it,  this	option	string is
	      appended to the OF filter	 specification,	 and  the
	      string  expanded	with  values  from  the	 printcap
	      information  and	job  information.   (see  of_fil-
	      ter_options,   filter_options,   bk_filter_options,
	      bk_of_filter_options)

       check_for_nonprintable (default: "")
	      (Used by LPR) check f and p formats for  non_print-
	      able  characters unless -b (binary) or -l (literal)
	      command_line option is supplied.	Note  that  files
	      containing  HPGL or other printer control languages
	      would often be classed as ``non_printable''.

       connect_grace (default: 0 seconds)
	      The time to pause before opening a  new  connection
	      to  a  printer.	This  allows  the printer time to
	      recover from the previous job.

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       connect_interval (default: 10 (seconds))
	      The time to pause after a failed connection or open
	      of the printing device before attempting a new con-
	      nection or open.

       connect_timeout (default: 10 (seconds))
	      The time to wait for a device open or connection to
	      complete.	 A zero value is infinite timeout.

       retry_nolink (default: true)
	      When  TRUE and the LPD server is printing or trans-
	      fering a job, then an indefinate number of attempts
	      to connect to or open the IO device will be made.

       default_banner_printer (default: "")
	      The  default  banner printer program to be used for
	      printing banners.	 This should be specified in  the
	      LPD configuration file.

       default_format (default: "f")
	      Default format for printing jobs.

       default_logger_port
	      (default: 2001) specifies a default port number for
	      logger  information.   See  logger_destination  for
	      details.

       default_logger_protocol
	      (default:	 UDP)  specifies  a  default protocol for
	      logger  information.   See  logger_destination  for
	      details.

       default_permission (default: ACCEPT)
	      Default permission for operations.

       default_printer (default: "")
	      The  default  printer to use if there is no PRINTER
	      environment variable, the user has not specified	a
	      printer, or there is no printcap information.

       default_priority (default: "A")
	      Default  priority	 (class) for printing jobs.  This
	      is also used as the job class.

       default_remote_host (default: "%H")
	      The default remote host to use.

       default_tmp_dir (default: /tmp)
	      Directory for temporary files.

       domain_name (default: "")
	      This parameter is optional, and is appended to  the
	      hostname	to  make it into a fully_qualified domain
	      name, ie. class.iona.ie. It will only  be	 used  if

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	      the software cannot determine the domain name using
	      other means, such as gethostbyname(3n).

       ff (default: \f)
	      Formfeed string.

       filter_ld_path
	      (default: /lib:/usr/lib:/usr/5lib:/usr/ucblib)  The
	      value for the environment variable LD_LIBRARY_PATH,
	      both used when executing, and passed on to filters.
	      This  variable  is used to find shared libraries on
	      SunOS, Solaris and Linux.

       filter_options
	      (default: "$C $F $H $J $L $P $Q $R $Z $a $c  $d  $e
	      $f $h $i $j $k $l $n $p $r $s $w $x $y $-a") If the
	      "bkf" (backwards compatible filter)  flags  is  not
	      set  in  the printcap entry and the original filter
	      specification does not  have  a  `$`  in	it,  this
	      option  string  is  appended to a filter specifica-
	      tion, and the string expanded with values from  the
	      printcap	information  and  job  information.  (see
	      of_filter_options,     filter_options,	  bk_fil-
	      ter_options, bk_of_filter_options)

       filter_path
	      (default:
	      /bin:/usr/bin:/usr/ucb:/usr/sbin:/usr/etc:/etc) The
	      value  for the environment variable PATH, both used
	      to find filters and passed on to filters run by lpd
	      and lpr.

       force_poll (default: no)
	      Some software packages put print jobs directly into
	      the spool queues.	 The force_poll flag  forces  lpd
	      to  periodically poll spool queues looking for jobs
	      and no server.  The  poll_time  variable	sets  the
	      interval between polls.

       full_time (default: no)
	      Use  full time and date format in logging and error
	      messages.

       fx (default: flp)
	      See printcap(5) for details.

       group (default "daemon")
	      The group to use for  file  ownership  and  process
	      permissions.   Used  only	 by  lpd; this can be the
	      name of a group or a number.  All filters will  run
	      as  the  specified  group.   Note that if the group
	      value is 0, then the real user group of the process
	      at startup will be used.

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       kerberos_keytab (default "/etc/lpd.keytab")
	      The  keytab  file to be used by the LPD server when
	      using built-in kerberos authentication.  The keytab
	      file  should  be	owned  by  the LPD server, and be
	      readable/writable only by it (i.e.  -  600  permis-
	      sions).

       kerberos_life (default NULL)
	      The  lifetime  of	 a Kerberos ticket.  NULL selects
	      the default lifetime.   Time  should  be	specified
	      using the standard Kerberos time representations.

       kerberos_forward_principal (default NULL)
	      remote principal used by server when forwarding

       kerberos_renew (default NULL)
	      The  renewal  of a Kerberos ticket.  NULL selects a
	      non-renewable ticket.   Time  should  be	specified
	      using the standard Kerberos time representations.

       kerberos_server_principal (default "lpr")
	      Server principal used when client sending to server
	      or when server is originating connection to another
	      server for forwarding.

       kerberos_service (default "lpr")
	      The  service  name used to make requests to the LPD
	      server when  using  kerberos  authentication.   For
	      example, if kerberos_service has the value lpr, the
	      server is	 on  host  alpha.com,  and  the	 kerberos
	      domain  is  ALPHA.COM,  then the kerberos principal
	      name would be:
	      lpr/alpha.com@ALPHA.COM.

       la (default: yes)
	      See printcap(5) for details.

       lf (default: log)
	      Name of the log file.

       lo (default: lock)
	      Name of the lock file.

       localhost
	      (default "localhost") The	 name  of  the	localhost
	      entry to be used for the TCP/IP loopback interface.
	      The TCP/IP connection may originate from the  local
	      host;  use  this	name to check to see if the local
	      host address is in the IP address database, and use
	      it  as  the  origination	address for local connec-
	      tions.  This is done to avoid problems with  multi-
	      homed  hosts who originate connections from differ-
	      ent interfaces.

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       lockfile (default: /var/spool/lpd/lpd)
	      The file used to indicate the presence  of  an  lpd
	      server  running on the host.  The lpd_port value is
	      appended to the lockfile value to provide a  unique
	      lockfile	even when different versions of LPRng are
	      running on the same system.

       logger_destination
	      (default: "") This specifies a destination for log-
	      ger  information	generated by the lpd server.  The
	      formation	 of  the  destination  specification   is
	      host[%port][,(TCP|UDP)].	  For	example,   local-
	      host%2001,UDP would send logger information to  the
	      localhost	 IP  address,  on port 2001 using the UPD
	      protocol.	 The default port and protocol are set by
	      the default_logger_port and default_logger_protocol
	      configuration variables respectively.

       longnumber
	      (default: no) RFC1179 requires 3 digit job numbers;
	      setting  longnumber  to yes allows 6 digit numbers.
	      If the backwards_compatible flag	is  set,  only	3
	      digit numbers will be used.

       lpd_port (default: printer)
	      The  port	 that  lpd binds to, and that lpr and the
	      other client programs send their requests	 to.   If
	      this is numeric and within the valid IP port range,
	      that port number	is  used;  otherwise,  a  service
	      lookup  is  performed and the corresponding service
	      port is used; see services(5).  This  parameter  is
	      useful  for  debugging a new installation of LPRng,
	      in that running LPRng on a different port from  the
	      default  will not interfere with a previous instal-
	      lation of LPD or LPRng.

       lpd_printcap_path	   (default:
       "/etc/lpd_print- cap:/usr/etc/lpd_printcap")
	      The location  of	additional  lpd	 server	 printcap
	      database	information.  This list is searched after
	      the printcap_path list is searched.   See	 PRINTCAP
	      LOOKUP for details.

       mail_operator_on_error (default: "")
	      Put  this	 person on the CC-list of the mail, if it
	      is not a success mail. (So in addition to the  per-
	      son  who made the printer request, also this person
	      gets error messages, but no success messages.)

       max_status_line (default: 79)
	      An integer value specifying the numbers of  charac-
	      ters  to	be used for displaying simple job status;
	      this includes the queue position,	 job  identifier,
	      job  contents,  size,  and  time.	 A 0 (zero) value

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	      indicates no restrictions.

       max_status_size (default: 10 (Kbytes))
	      An integer value specifying (in K bytes) the  maxi-
	      mum  size of the status file to be generated during
	      printing operations.  A 0 value will create  unlim-
	      ited size status files.  When the file size exceeds
	      this value, it is truncated  to  min_status_size	K
	      bytes.

       mc (default: 1)
	      See printcap(5) for details.

       min_status_size (default: 0 (Kbytes))
	      Minimum  status size.  If 0, defaults to 20 percent
	      of max_status_size.

       minfree (default: 0)
	      The amount of free space (in Kbytes) needed in  the
	      spool  directory in order for a job to be accepted.
	      If 0, there is no limit; if the  parameter  is  the
	      name  of a file rather than a number, the file must
	      contain a numerical minimum free value (in Kbytes).
	      This  value  is  overriden by the printcap mi field
	      value.

       ms_time_resolution
	      (default: FALSE) This flag causes the time informa-
	      tion  to	be printed to millisecond accuracy.  This
	      is overkill for most purposes.

       of_filter_options
	      (default:	 "")  If  this	is  not	 set,  the  value
	      defaults	to  the same as the filter_options value.
	      This string is appended to a OF  filter  specifica-
	      tion,  and the string expanded with values from the
	      printcap information and job information.	  If  the
	      "bkf" (backwards compatible filter) flags is set in
	      the printcap entry, of  bk_of_filter_options  value
	      is  appended  instead  (see of_filter_options, fil-
	      ter_options,     bk_filter_options,      bk_of_fil-
	      ter_options)

       originate_port
	      (default:	 "721  731")  A	 range of port numbers to
	      orginate	requests  from.	  When	sending	  service
	      requests, the software will try to open and bind to
	      these ports to originate a request to a server.  If
	      no port is given, or all of the requested ports are
	      unavailable or cannot be bound to,  then	a  normal
	      use  port is requested.  Note that on UNIX systems,
	      if a port in the range 0-1023 is requested the EUID
	      of  the  process must be root for the request to be
	      granted.	Note that RFC1179 specifies that requests

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	      must originate from ports in the range 721-731.

       pass_env
	      (default:	 "PGPPASS,PGPPATH")  Client programs such
	      as LPR, LPC,  etc.,  will	 pass  these  environment
	      variables to any filter programs they start.

       poll_time (default: 6000)
	      Interval	in seconds at which LPD checks for queues
	      with jobs and no server active.  See force_poll  as
	      well.

       pl (default: 66)
	      See printcap(5) for details.

       pr (default: /bin/pr)
	      See printcap(5) for details.

       printcap_path
	      (default:		    "etc/printcap:/usr/etc/print-
	      cap:/var/spool/lpd/printcap.%h")	The  location  of
	      the  printcap  database  information.  If a file or
	      filter does not exist, it is  skipped.   All  valid
	      entries  in these files will be used.  See PRINTCAP
	      LOOKUP for details.

       perms_path
	      (default:
	      /etc/lpd.perms:/usr/etc/lpd.perms:/var/spool/lpd/lpd.perms.%h)
	      The location of the printer  permissions	database.
	      If  a file or filter does not exist, it is skipped.
	      The first file or filter that exists and	is  read-
	      able  will  be  used.   See  PERMISSIONS LOOKUP for
	      details.

       pw (default: 80)
	      See printcap(5) for details.

       save_on_error
	      (default: no) Save a job in the spool queue  if  it
	      has an error rather than removing it.

       save_when_done
	      (default:	 no)  Save a job in the spool queue after
	      completion rather than removing it.

       send_data_first
	      (default: no) Send data files of a job first,  fol-
	      lowed by the control file.

       send_failure_action (default: "")
	      The lpd server uses this to determine the action to
	      take when unable to print or process  a  job.   The
	      keyword	abort	will   cause   it   to	terminate

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	      operations, leaving the job in  the  queue,  remove
	      will  cause  it to remove the job, retry will cause
	      it to retry the job, and hold will cause it to hold
	      the  job with an error indication.  If the value is
	      a filter, then the filter will be invoked	 and  the
	      exit  status  of	the  filter used to determine the
	      actions.

       send_job_rw_timeout (default: 6000)
	      When printing or sending a job to a remote printer,
	      use  this	 as  a write to the device or remote host
	      timeout value.  If a timeout occurs,  then  a  FAIL
	      status  is  returned  and	 the  send_failure_action
	      value is used to determine what to do on failure.

       send_try (default: 3)
	      Numbers of times to  try	to  send  a  job  to  the
	      printer  or  remote host.	 A 0 value means an infi-
	      nite number of times.

       sendmail (default: "/usr/lib/sendmail -oi -t")
	      If the argument  is  empty  then	all  mail_related
	      functionality  is	 disabled.  The arguments are the
	      command to run when mail is to be sent.	The  com-
	      mand used needs to be able to accept the message on
	      stdin, with no arguments.	 The message will contain
	      the To:, From:, Cc: and Subject: headers.

       server_tmp_dir (default: /tmp)
	      Temporary dir for the server.

       spool_dir_perms (default: 042700)
	      Permissions of the spool directories.

       spool_file_perms (default: 0600)
	      Permissions of the spool files.

       syslog_device (default: /dev/console)
	      Log to this device if all else fails.

       use_date (default: no)
	      No information about this parameter available.

       use_identifier (default: no)
	      Add  a  job  identifier  line  to the control file,
	      using the 'A' entry in the control file.

       use_info_cache (default: yes)
	      If this is  set  to  yes,	 lpd.perms  and	 printcap
	      information  lookups  will be cached for later use.
	      Only lookups in the main databases will be  cached,
	      not  lookups in the per_printer databases.  You can
	      force the lpd to flush its  cache	 and  reread  the
	      permissions file by sending it a SIGHUP.

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       use_queuename (default: no)
	      Put  an  entry  into  control files identifying the
	      spool queue the job was originally  sent	to.   The
	      entry  has the form 'Qspoolname', and its value can
	      be passed to filters.  This is useful  for  setting
	      up  a  spool  queue which formats jobs in different
	      ways, depending on the name of the queue.

       use_shorthost (default: no)
	      By default, names of lpr job files used the  origi-
	      nating  host fully qualified domain name.	 This can
	      exceed 14 characters, the limit of  file	names  on
	      some UNIX systems.  If this is set to yes, the non-
	      qualified name will be used, and if the  host  name
	      is  at  most  8 characters the file name will be at
	      most 14 characters long.

       user (default: daemon)
	      The user that lpd and its filters runs as, and  the
	      owner   of   the	 spool	 directories   and  other
	      lpd_writable files.  This can be the name of a user
	      or a number.  If the user value is 0, then the real
	      UID of the program when started will be used.  This
	      allows a non_root user to test the functionality of
	      the LRPng software.

PRINTCAP LOOKUP, DATABASE FILES AND FILTERS
       The printcap_path and printer_perms_path variables specify
       a  list of either data base files or filters to use to get
       printcap or permission entries  for  a  printer.	  To  get
       information,  the filter is started and a single line with
       the printer name is sent to it.	 Note  that  the  printer
       name  all  is used to request information either about all
       printers, or a specific printer entry that has a	 list  of
       all printers.  See printcap(5) for more details.

       To  find	 the  printcap	information, client programs will
       first search the database files specified  in  the  print-
       cap_path	 entry.	  The  lpd  server  will  also search the
       lpd_printcap_path entries as well.  After having	 searched
       the various files, if a filter has been specified the fil-
       ter will be started and the required printer name will  be
       sent  to	 the  filter.  The output from the filter will be
       used as the printcap information.

SECURITY-RELATED PARAMETERS
       Environment variables are sanitized by lpd and  the  other
       executables,  in	 that  the  variables IFS, LD_PRELOAD and
       LD_PROFILE are all deleted from the environment passed  to
       filters	and  any other sub_processes.  For more reliabil-
       ity,  script  filters  should  set  their  own  PATH   and
       LD_LIBRARY_PATH variables.

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       All  filters  will  run as the user and group specified by
       the group and user variables.

EXAMPLE
       # lpd.conf generated from  on Wed Apr  7 07:59:48 PDT 1999

       #   The values in this file are the default values.
       #   If you modify the file,  set the value to something other than the default
       #   For example, '# default force_localhost' means
       #     the 'force_localhost' option value is on or 1.
       #   Uncomment this and change it to read 'force_localhost@'

       # Purpose: always print banner, ignore lpr -h option
       #   default ab@
       # Purpose: query accounting server when connected
       #   default achk@
       # Purpose: accounting at end (see also af, la, ar, as)
       #   default ae=jobend $H $n $P $k $b $t
       # Purpose: name of accounting file (see also la, ar)
       #   default af=
       af=acct
       # Purpose: automatically hold all jobs
       #   default ah@
       ah
       # Purpose: Allow duplicate command line arguments (legacy requirement)
       #   default allow_duplicate_args@

FILES
       The files used by LPRng are set by values in  the  printer
       configuration file.  The following are a commonly used set
       of default values.
       /etc/lpd.conf				    LPRng configuration file
       /etc/printcap				    printer description file
       /etc/lpd.perms				    printer permissions
       /var/spool/printer*			    spool directories
       /var/spool/printer*/printer		    lock file for queue control
       /var/spool/printer*/control.printer	    queue control
       /var/spool/printer*/active.printer	    active job
       /var/spool/printer*/log.printer		    log file

SEE ALSO
       lpc(8),	lpd(8),	 checkpc(8),  lpr(1),  lpq(1),	 lprm(1),
       printcap(5), lpd.perms(5), pr(1).

DIAGNOSTICS
       Most of the diagnostics are self explanatory.
       If you are puzzled over the exact cause of failure,
       set the debugging level on (-D5) and run again.
       The debugging information will
       help you to pinpoint the exact cause of failure.

HISTORY
       LPRng   is   a	enhanced   printer  spooler  system  with

LPRng			LPRng-3.6.14beta28		       12

LPD.CONF(5)					      LPD.CONF(5)

       functionality similar to the Berkeley LPR  software.   The
       LPRng  mailing list is lprng@lprng.com; subscribe by send-
       ing mail to lprng-request@lprng.com  with  the  word  sub-
       scribe  in  the	body.	The  software  is  available from
       ftp://ftp.astart.com/pub/LPRng.

AUTHOR
       Patrick Powell <papowell@astart.com>.

LPRng			LPRng-3.6.14beta28		       13

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