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I'm having problems with the printer daemon lpd in freeBSD 2.0 from Walnut
Creek.  When I try to print (lpr foo.bar) I get this -

lpr: connect: no such file or directory
jobs queed, but cannot start daemon

Then, I run lpd, the file prints perfectly, but I get this message:

# May 18 02:1052 localhost kernel: pid 383: lpd: uid0: exited on
signal 11.

I get a similar message when I boot, about lpd exiting on signal
11.  I believe signal 11 is a Segmentation fault.  What could be
causing this, and how do I fix it.

Thanks,

John (frustrated) Girton