rlpr for OpenBSD?

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Date: Tuesday, January 29, 2008 - 11:44 am

Hi,

we got a printer in our office. Now I'd like to use it. I hate
configurating printers. I don't like cups. 631 is blocked.

Usually I avoid all these problems with a

cat MyVeryInterestingFile.ps | telnet IPaddressOfPrinterHere 9100

since most of the printers have that door open.

It *works*

Now, admin here is taking security a bit too seriously and it's not
possible to telnet the printer over 9100.

I was thinking of using rlpr, like

rlpr -Plp -HIPaddressOfPrinterHere MyVeryInterestingFile.ps

But I don't find rlpr in ports (4.2)

Does any of you have a workaround to print ps w/o resorting to cups?

Cheers,

Pau

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rlpr for OpenBSD?, Pau Amaro-Seoane, (Tue Jan 29, 11:44 am)
Re: rlpr for OpenBSD?, Pau Amaro-Seoane, (Tue Jan 29, 1:35 pm)
Re: rlpr for OpenBSD?, Douglas A. Tutty, (Tue Jan 29, 1:20 pm)