On Mon, July 11, 2011 13:40, Charles Finley wrote:
> If you are simply monitoring a finished output spool file, perhaps
> you could
> redirect that to your Linux computer and listen on port 9100
> pretending to
> be a JetDirect.  Of course there would be some PCL codes in the
> output you would have to strip out. Would that work for you?
>

Well, yes.  But I can just as easily loop fetching a file via ftp
and then test for its local existence following the transfer.

I would rather use the Linux file system to do this instead because
then I have a much greater range of options available on the Linux
side should I decide to alter the implementation somewhat in the
future.  I do this already with sftp over ssh to an external site
that will not give us either an ssh or rsync connection.  But either
MPEiX or curlftpfs differs.

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