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RHEL3-AS-EM64T and printing packages...

RHEL3-AS-EM64T and printing packages...

2004-12-20       - By Guy Waugh

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Hi there,

We are building a couple of dual-CPU EM64T servers with RHEL3-AS at the
moment. When we go to install redhat-config-printer, however, it depends
on a lot of packages that we don't want to install.

Is there a way to set up printing on an RHEL3-AS box that doesn't
require so many packages (such as alchemist, ghostscript, PyXML etc.)?

There doesn't seem to be a redhat-config-printer-tui package for the
AMD64/EM64T channel... does anyone know why not?

My colleague asks: Is there a way to just use the /etc/printcap file to
control printer configuration, rather than use the
redhat-config-printer* packages?

Thanks in advance,
Guy.

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