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List:       aix-l
Subject:    System V Printing Issues
From:       "Hess, Marcus" <MarcusHess () FEDEX ! COM>
Date:       2009-08-05 8:59:00
Message-ID: CC44188B1CB01C409FABE7FAAB8B7B76110FFA2C () hin012b ! anc ! local
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All,

We've recently migrated to AIX 6.1 and we're using the System V Printing
subsystem (lpsched).

For the last few days, the lpsched seems to randomly stop (lpsched log
shows no abnormalities, it just says:

Wed Aug  5 09:16:45 2009: UX:lpsched: INFO: The network process has
terminated.
Wed Aug  5 09:16:45 2009: UX:lpsched: INFO: Print services stopped.

The result is that noone can print until I start the lpsched again.

Does anyone have any idea why lpsched might stop in the first place, or
how I could enable some debugging on this?

Errpt shows no errors, either. It really seems lpsched is going down
gracefully, as if I'd have issues a lpshut.

Very strange, that....

Many thanks in advance, and Best regards,

Marcus Hess
Systems Administrator


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