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From: "Rockefeller, Harry" <Harry.Rockefeller@flightsafety.com>
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Date: Tue, 3 Sep 2013 11:33:22 -0400
Subject: lpr command line syntax
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The Cygwin lpr command requires both server and printer names, i.e.,

$ lpr foo
Sends a print job to a network printer
Usage: lpr -S server -P printer [-C class] [-J job] [-o option] [-x] [-d] filename

And then the command fails.
Is this intended?
Linux will use environment variable defaults, will it not?


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