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Subject: Re: bin/104731: [patch] missing newline in lpq output
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For the second patch, use the patch at
http://www.farley.org/freebsd/tmp/PR/104731/lpq-patch2.txt since it
handles the case where the printer sends back a single character upon
the last read().