[Voyage-linux] Voyyage-Linux as printserver

[Niels$]

Thanks for your response, it works fine. I read in
/etc/default/voyage-util: "Apart from /var/tmp and /var/log, add extra
directories to allow read-write." As I understand I don't need the
variable $VOYAGE_SYNC_DIRS? Or what means this variable?

Niels

Am 17.01.2014 02:38, schrieb Kim-man 'Punky' TSE:
> Hi Niels,
>
> Locate your printer spool directory (/var/spool/<whatever>) and other
> directories that requires RW.  Then put the directory name (without
> leading "/") to VOYAGE_SYNC_DIRS variable in
> /etc/default/voyage-util.  For example, Voyage MPD is set with:
>
> VOYAGE_SYNC_DIRS="$VOYAGE_SYNC_DIRS var/lib/mpd var/lib/alsa"
> VOYAGE_SYNC_RECOVER="YES"
> VOYAGE_SYNC_RECOVER_DIRS="var/lib/mpd var/lib/alsa"
>
> Regards,
> Punky
>
> On 1/17/2014 6:13 AM, Niels$ wrote:
>> I installed Voyage-Linux V0.9R2 on a Alix-Board and it runs fine.
>> Now I installed cups as it comes from Debian and my Alix works as a
>> printserver. But only until the next reboot, because after that the CF
>> is mounted readonly. Thats a nice idea of Voyage-Linux, but I'm afraid,
>> that's for using as print-server not possible. Maybe I can reconfigure
>> cups to work on the ramdrive. But I guess that there is not enough RAM
>> to handle larger printjobs. In 2nd step I want to use it as
>> airprint-server too. Here it has to rendering the information from the
>> Apple-device, so the print-job is in 2 different formats to hold on
>> drive/RAM.
>> Are there any ideas how I can solve this? OK CF everytime RW-mounted...
>> At the assumed print-volume not the big problem but I guess, that the
>> Linux makes a lot of RW-traffic to in this case?
>>
>> Niels
>>
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