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1.1 root 1: \fBchreq\fP -- MLP Spooler Command
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3: \fBchreq\fP -dprinter request_num...
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6: \fBchreq\fP -llifetime request_num...
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9: \fBchreq\fP -ppriority request_num...
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12: \fBchreq\fP allows users to change the attributes of spooled requests. The
13: changes my be applied to printing, waiting and quiescent requests. The
14: following three attributes may be changed: Printer, Priority and Lifetime.
15: More than one request may be changed at a time and the scheduler may be
16: running.
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18: Changing a request's printer is equivalent to moving the request from one
19: printer to another. If the request is currently printing, it is aborted and
20: then moved. Then the scheduler will deal with the job in light of its
21: new status.
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23: In a like manner, a request's print priority may be changed to a higher or
24: lower value. These values can range from 0 to 9 with 0 being the highest
25: priority. If the request is currently printing, it will be aborted and
26: restarted in an order befitting its new status.
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28: Lifetime is the final attribute that may be changed. When a request is placed
29: into the spool, it is assigned a lifetime value. These are \fBT\fPemporary,
30: \fBS\fPhort-term, and \fBL\fPong-term. Queued requests with these values have
31: lifetimes of 1/2 hour, 24 hours and 1 week respectively. These values may
32: be overridden in the MLP Controls database, so check with the system
33: administrator to be sure. Requests are assigned a value of \fBT\fP by default
34: though this may be overridden by the environment variable \fBMLP_LIFE\fP.
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36: Files
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38: \fB/usr/spool/mlp/queue\fP -- Spool queue
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40: \fB/usr/spool/mlp/controls\fP -- MLP configuration database
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