Unconfigures a print service on a client or server machine.
rmprtsv { -c | -s } [ -T | -U | -A ] [ -h "HostName ..." | -H FileName ] [ -q "QEntry ..." ] [ -q QEntry -v "DeviceName ..." ]
The rmprtsv high-level command unconfigures a print service on a client or server machine.
To unconfigure print service for a client, the rmprtsv command calls the rmque and rmquedev commands to disable the client spool queue and to remove the appropriate entries in the /etc/qconfig file.
To unconfigure print service for a server, the rmprtsv command performs the following procedure:
| -A | Removes specified entries from the /etc/qconfig file but does not fully unconfigure print service. |
| -c | Unconfigures print service for a client machine. Use the -q flag with the -c flag. |
| -H FileName | Specifies the name of a file containing a list of host names to be left configured for print service. |
| -h "HostName..." | Specifies a list of remote host names not allowed to use the print server. Note that the queuing system does not support multibyte host names. |
| -q "QEntry..." | Specifies a list of entries to remove from the /etc/qconfig file. |
| -s | Unconfigures print service for a server machine. The -h, -H, and -q flags should be used with the -s flag. |
| -T | Stops print service but does not fully unconfigure print service. |
| -U | Removes specified remote users on the print server but does not fully unconfigure print service. |
| -v "DeviceName..." | Specifies a list of the names of the device stanzas in the qconfig file. Must be used with the -q QEntry flag. |
| /etc/qconfig | Contains configuration information for the printer queueing system. |
The rmque command, rmquedev command, ruser command.
The lpd daemon, qdaemon daemon.
The SMIT Interface for TCP/IP in AIX Version 4.3 System Management Guide: Communications and Networks.