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Subject: Re: /usr/bin/lpr and /usr/local/bin/lpr
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Heinrich Rebehn wrote:
> Sorry if this is a FAQ, but i could not find an
> answer in handbook, ml-archive or google:
> 
> I have three printing systems installed on my
> FreeBSD-5.3 system:
> - FreeBSD lpr
> - LPRng
> - cups-lpr
>
> Or is there a way to keep "make world" from
> installing certain binaries (which, in turn,
> would have to be "cvs update"-resistent?)

'man make.conf' and search for NO_LPR.

Remove the lp-related stuff from /usr/bin/ and
put
   CUPS_OVERWRITE_BASE=yes
   NO_LPR=yes

in make.conf, so that the next 'make world' does
not put them there anymore.

Rob.

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