samba - Apr 2000 - swat and the print command field

I've been using SWAT to configure SAMBA for file and print serving at the
organization I work at, and I ran into a hitch.
The print command we use in smb.conf is "enq -r -c -o"-dc" -P%p
%s".
After SWAT updates (and when it starts up), the print command in the SWAT
display is shortened to "enq -r -c -o".
The proper print command is saved into smb.conf, but it needs to be
checked every time we make changes to smb.conf via SWAT, as SWAT shortens
it when it refreshes itself.
>From what I can tell, swat is hitching on the quote mark.  Is there any
way to get around this?


We're running SAMBA 2.0.6 in AIX 4.3.2.0.

Adam Miller
414-256-3294
isguest@sab.wels.net

[Adam Miller]
> The print command we use in smb.conf is "enq -r -c -o"-dc"
-P%p %s".
I gave up on the AIX queueing subsystem after a year or so of fighting
it every time I wanted to do something IBM hadn't thought of.  (Could
*not* get it to play well with smbclient, for example.)  Installed
lprng, happy camper. (:
> From what I can tell, swat is hitching on the quote mark.  Is there
> any way to get around this?
Work around it.  You don't need the quote marks anyway.  Try:

  enq -r -c -o -dc -P%p %s

Peter