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Subject: CAP, bpf's, and lwsrv8
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 Hi.

  I'm having some problems at the moment with CAP (Columbian AppleTalk
  Package) and printing.

  I have CAP (latest pl) compiled an running in "Native ethertalk" mode
  on my net, which uses /dev/bpf's, and have file sharing working 
  just fine.

  I am trying to get the lwsrv8 daemon to work.  Sometime's I get a
  can't open /dev/bpfXX message (I have 16..) and other times if I
  use a trace I can see something... but then it all just folds.

  I am trying to feed lwsrv's postscript thru ghostscript and I'm not
  sure if this is going to work. 

  I read in another post of someones that you should only have a maximum
  of 16 bpf's.... Is this true and why?

  Any assistance or pointers would be great.

  Peter Childs

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