I'm using NetBSD 1.6 on the x86 platform (I know, I'll be upgrading soon) 
and I've run out of print spool space.  I changed /etc/printcap's entry 
from /var/spool/output/printername to /work/spool/output/printername since 
the /work directory has several GB's available but /var only has a few 
hundred MB's available.  I made sure the new directory existed and sent a 
SIGHUP to lpd.  This caused lpd to exit so I restarted it.

I can print using lpr but SAMBA can no longer print.

I rebooted the system (after 70+ days of running without problems other 
than printer spool space issues) but I still have problems with Samba not 
printing.  I'm running Samba 2.0.10

Any suggestions as to where to look would be great.

The printcap entry is:

lp|hwlab:\
         :rm=print:rp=hwlab:\
         :sd=/work/spool/output/hwlab:lf=/var/log/lpd-errs:

The print machine is running CUPS.



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