On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, Lloyd I Freese Jr wrote:

> 1- I have it installed and users with accounts can log in but I can't 
> figure out how to set it up so guests can log in. Help?

Have you looked at man afpd ? What do your AppleVolumes.default and
AppleVolumes.system look like?

> 2- I can not print to my LaserWriter from NetBSD no matter what I do. 
> The following is my papd.conf file entry:

Looks fine. But don't worry about it if lpq doesn't work.

> Here's my printcap file file:
> 
> >laser|lp|Village Scribe:\
> >                   :sd=/var/spool/output/laser:\
> >                   :lp=/var/spool/output/laser:\

lp should not be a directory, but should be a device. Try
/var/spool/output/laser/null, and do a

mknod /var/spool/output/laser/null c 2 2

(note those #'s are correct for NetBSD/mac68k, other ports will probably
need other #'s).

That should build the output device, which lpd locks.

> >                   :lf=/var/log/lpd-errs:pw#80:hl:\
> >                   :of=/usr/pkg/share/psffilters/ofpap:\
> >                   :if=/usr/pkg/share/psffilters/ifpaprev:\
> >                   :tf=/usr/pkg/share/psffilters/tfpaprev:\
> >                   :df=/usr/pkg/share/psffilters/dfpaprev:
> 
> In the /var/spool/output/laser directory I made a .paprc containing 
> "Village Scribe"
> 
> Both papd and lpd are running and the printer is showing up in "nbplkup".
> 
> When I do a "lpq" I get:
> 
> >Warning: lp is down: printing disabled
> >Warning: no daemon present

Try the above, then try lpc
and type "up lp" and see what it does.

Take care,

Bill