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Hi:

On FreeBSD 4.2, if I do this:

  $ lpc
  lpc> stat all
  xterm:
  ...

I get an "xterm" print queue.  But if I do this:

  $ lpc stat all | grep xterm

I don't get an "xterm" print queue.

Also, if I do both of the above as root, I *don't* get an "xterm"
queue.

I don't have an "xterm" print queue configured anywhere!

  $ grep xterm /etc/printcap
  $ find /var/spool | grep xterm
  $

What gives?


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