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2008-11-20
02:40
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Queue notifications
Greetings, all...
Facts:
OES2 NetWare
(2) print queues serviced by printer agents
(3) printer agents
(1) broker
(1) manager
(1) server in this container
ENS modules loaded
Default print job configuration for each of the affected agents has directed notifications set for job completion, job abort, paper out, etc.
Condition:
Agents service queues as expected
No notifications are given
What am I missing insofar as setting up notifications to pass to the queue from the agent and thus to the client?
Clients are running OS/2 requester with (2) captured ports (one to each queue). One client is running W2K (write fault errors galore when printing from it to the iPrint objects, so back to the queue with it!). Both OSes display the same behavior.
If it weren't for the notifications, I'd just as soon use CUPS on the OS/2 (eComStation) machines to print to the iPrint objects (ipp://), but those great Novell job status messages can't be beat on any platform. 😉
Thoughts on this, anyone?
TIA
Lewis G Rosenthal, CNA, CLP, CLE, CWTS Rosenthal & Rosenthal, LLC www.2rosenthals.com
Facts:
OES2 NetWare
(2) print queues serviced by printer agents
(3) printer agents
(1) broker
(1) manager
(1) server in this container
ENS modules loaded
Default print job configuration for each of the affected agents has directed notifications set for job completion, job abort, paper out, etc.
Condition:
Agents service queues as expected
No notifications are given
What am I missing insofar as setting up notifications to pass to the queue from the agent and thus to the client?
Clients are running OS/2 requester with (2) captured ports (one to each queue). One client is running W2K (write fault errors galore when printing from it to the iPrint objects, so back to the queue with it!). Both OSes display the same behavior.
If it weren't for the notifications, I'd just as soon use CUPS on the OS/2 (eComStation) machines to print to the iPrint objects (ipp://), but those great Novell job status messages can't be beat on any platform. 😉
Thoughts on this, anyone?
TIA
Lewis G Rosenthal, CNA, CLP, CLE, CWTS Rosenthal & Rosenthal, LLC www.2rosenthals.com
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Marcel_Cox

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2008-11-22
12:14
The problem is that the notifications are subscribed to by the NDPS
client. E.g. the client tells the ENS server on the Broker that it wants
to receive notifications. So if the client does not have an NDPs client,
it will not ask for notifications and therefore it will not get any.
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client. E.g. the client tells the ENS server on the Broker that it wants
to receive notifications. So if the client does not have an NDPs client,
it will not ask for notifications and therefore it will not get any.
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Marcel Cox
http://support.novell.com/forums
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2008-11-22
14:39
Interesting, Marcel. Thanks for the info (all these years, and I'd never figured this out)...
So no matter what, there needs to be an NDPS-aware client on the machine in order to get the notification. So even using ipp under the port of CUPS for OS/2 (or on Linux), I wouldn't get notifications...
Thanks again, buddy!
Lewis G Rosenthal, CNA, CLP, CLE, CWTS Rosenthal & Rosenthal, LLC www.2rosenthals.com
So no matter what, there needs to be an NDPS-aware client on the machine in order to get the notification. So even using ipp under the port of CUPS for OS/2 (or on Linux), I wouldn't get notifications...
Thanks again, buddy!
Lewis G Rosenthal, CNA, CLP, CLE, CWTS Rosenthal & Rosenthal, LLC www.2rosenthals.com