"client-error-not-found" error message

[Tom Blum]

> Tom Blum wrote:
> >>>Tom Blum wrote:
> >>>
> >>>>I'm trying to print a file from my Linux box to a remote printer, one
> >>>>residing on a Windows machine. That remote printer is shared and I
> >>>>can send PostScript (for example) to that printer from Solaris, but
> >>>>not Linux.
> >>>
> >>> > ...
> >>>
> >>>The CUPS commands only support IPP, not LPD, so you can't query an
> >>>LPD queue directly.
> >>>
> >>>--
> >>>______________________________________________________________________
> >>>Michael Sweet, Easy Software Products           mike at easysw dot com
> >>>Internet Printing and Publishing Software        http://www.easysw.com
> >>
> >>Thanks Michael..  so there's an equivalent command line structure for IPP vs. LPD? The things you learn here..
> >
> >
> > So in simple terms, if I have a PostScript file and I want to do a direct submit to a remote printer, understanding that the local Linux box does not have configured print queues, is there a command line argument to do that via IPP or socket? I've tried various socket / IPP commands w/o luck.
> >
> > Thanks again..
> >
>
> Look at the -h (host) option in the lp or lpr command.
>
> Helge
>
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The -h option doesn't exist on lpr, which is what I need because the lpr command is pointing to a Windows machine, which doesn't support lp.

To refresh my query, what I'm wondering is if there is a command, as executed from an xterm on Linux, that will send a print job to a remote Windows print queue.

Basically, I'm looking for a Linux equivalent command to this Solaris command:

/usr/ucb/lpr -P caesar:HP8500PS tiger.ps

Note that the print queue is defined locally at all. It resides only on the remote Windows machine.

Any help would of course be appreciated.

Thanks, Tom