Version LPRng-3.8.4 - Thu Dec 13 08:25:17 PST 2001

   ARGH! ARGH!  screwed up lpq -a by forgetting to
   get the 'all' printer information.  Doh!
   (Spotted by and slapped his forehead by:
      Patrick Powell <papowell@lprng.com>)

   "Why do we need a TCP/IP port?"  quoth the raven,  I mean
   Craig Small <csmall@eye-net.com.au>.
   "I have a version that has this facility..." respondeth
   Patrick ("Mr. Grumpy") Powell.  "But I think you will not
    be happy".  I merged the two versions.  Be Happy.

   configure:
     Added these options
       --enable-unix_socket  (default disabled)
       --with-unix_socket_path=PATH  (default /dev/lprng)

   /etc/lpd.conf:
    OPTION      TYPE   DEFAULT PURPOSE
     unix_socket FLAG   1       enables/disables the UNIX socket
     unix_socket_path STR   /dev/lprng    path to the pipe using this

    Also: lpd_port = 0 will disable the TCP/IP port

     lpd -p 0    - disables the TCP/IP port
       or /etc/lpd.conf  lpd_port=0
     lpd -P /path   - enables, unix socket specified by path
       or /etc/lpd.conf  unix_socket@
     lpd -P off     - disable unix socket

      Permissions:
       Connections to the UNIX socket will appear to come
       from localhost, (127.0.0.1) port 0.  You can use the
       UNIXSOCKET to check for this condition, or explicitly for
       localhost/port 0
         ACCEPT/REJECT ... UNIXSOCKET
    Also updated the INSTALL note.

   checkpc:  I was using 'To_daemon()' calls all through the
     code.  This was not needed and would cause a substantial
     slowdown in operation.  I now do exactly ONE call at the
     start of operations.

   updated the config.guess and config.sub to the latest version
   provided by autoconf.

   Incoming jobs now have a status entry.  This is to support IPP
   and status reporting for incoming jobs.  The idea is that you
   can start transferring a job and then,  when the whole job is
   transferred,  the job will be done.  To make this happen you
   need to put an entry in the queue to act as a place holder and
   reserve the job number for this action.  When transfering an
   IPP job,  you can send it in chunks.  This now allows the IPP
   system to send the job header (request), set up the job status,
   and then the job contents.  Just to make life interesting...

   Found some places where I was using 'sizeof(xxx)' instead of a
   passed value for an error message buffer.  Very short error
   messages - 3 chars long... :-)

   LPD now REALLY uses the lock files to prevent multiple
   instances from running.  This might/will/could break on
   systems that NFS mount their lock directories.

   Cleaned up the error message about bad print job formats.
    Clearly there are some REALLY strange printing systems out there.
    (reported by: Phil Moses <pmoses@physics.ucsd.edu>)

   Checkpc -A XX -r now has nicer format:
     t1:  file 'hfA877', age 24.57 hours > 24.00 hours maximum
     (Spotted by: (Craig Small) csmall@eye-net.com.au)

   Added the following to the pass_env options:
	LANG LC_CTYPE LC_NUMERIC LC_TIME LC_COLLATE LC_MONETARY LC_MESSAGES
	LC_PAPER LC_NAME LC_ADDRESS LC_TELEPHONE LC_MEASUREMENT
	LC_IDENTIFICATION LC_ALL
    This should help with LOCALE support.