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From: Alain.Lachapelle@Heimannsystems.Com Date: Tue, 27 Mar 2001 07:41:23 +0100 Subject: Antwort: Re: Antwort: Re: Antwort: Re: PPR: Receiving mail from PPR Hi, >> #! /bin/sh >> echo TEST TEST TEST TEST && >> sendhmp -s "38 3 99 9 0xF200 4: 3 6 0 0"[ >I don't really understand your program. I just tried this: >#! /bin/sh >echo "hello" >and I got "hello" in /var/spool/ppr/logs/pprd, which is what one would >expect. It's only a message-sending utility tant can send messages to our processes. Using this script, ppr can communicate with any active process of the system. When this script is ran from the command prompt in the /usr/lib/ppr/responders directory it runs all right. But when called from pprd (as I've looked into the /var/spool/ppr/logs/pprd file) it cannot find shared libraries needed for its execution (i.e. the error is logged in the pprd file, along with the output of the echo command). It looks like there is a shell environment difference between executing this script manually from the /usr/lib/ppr/responders directory and having it executed as a responder by pprd when the outcome of a print job is known. Regards, Alain