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From: Emerson Seiti Takahashi on 28 Dec 2006 09:12
Does anybody knows how to solve this error?

The output below is from a printer attached to an Windows Server

root(a)sapunx10 # lpstat -p BAPRIP01
printer BAPRIP01 faulted printing BAPRIP01-0. enabled since Dec 28
11:03 2006. available.

Windows NT LPD Server
Printer BAPRIP01

Owner Status Jobname Job-Id Size Pages
Priority
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
root (10.0. Waiting /etc/apache/httpd-s 1326 9402 0
1
cbpadm (10. Waiting /usr/sap/CBP/D01/da 2401 2084 0
1
cbpadm (10. Waiting /usr/sap/CBP/D01/da 2380 2084 0
1

There is something that can made from the Unix side or this problem
should be resolved by the Windows admin?

Thanks
--
Emerson Takahashi

From: mlstarkey on 28 Dec 2006 16:13

Emerson Seiti Takahashi wrote:
> Does anybody knows how to solve this error?
>
> The output below is from a printer attached to an Windows Server
>
> root(a)sapunx10 # lpstat -p BAPRIP01
> printer BAPRIP01 faulted printing BAPRIP01-0. enabled since Dec 28
> 11:03 2006. available.
>
> Windows NT LPD Server
> Printer BAPRIP01
>
> Owner Status Jobname Job-Id Size Pages
> Priority
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
> root (10.0. Waiting /etc/apache/httpd-s 1326 9402 0
> 1
> cbpadm (10. Waiting /usr/sap/CBP/D01/da 2401 2084 0
> 1
> cbpadm (10. Waiting /usr/sap/CBP/D01/da 2380 2084 0
> 1
>
> There is something that can made from the Unix side or this problem
> should be resolved by the Windows admin?


once the job has moved to the server, it's the server that needs to
handle it. So, involve your Windows admin; perhaps there is some
garbage in the spooling directory or something like that.
>
> Thanks
> --
> Emerson Takahashi

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