HP Distributed Print Service Administration Guide

Chapter 6 155
Configuring Spoolers, Queues, and Logical Printers
Other Logical Printer Configuration Tasks
notification-profile logical printer attribute determines which
messages you receive.
The default events for the logical printer notification-profile
attribute are object-cleaned and object-deleted.
The delivery-address component of this attribute defaults to the
UserName of the administrator who created the logical printer, and the
delivery-method component defaults to electronic-mail. You will
want to change the user identified by the delivery-address component
if the operator who manages the logical printer is someone other than
the administrator who created it.
See Chapter 7 , “Using Notification,” for information on events and event
classes, and procedures for configuring the various components of the
notification-profile attribute.
Enabling a Logical Printer
After you have created and configured a logical printer, use the pdenable
command to enable the printer. Enabling the logical printer allows it to
accept jobs.
For example, to enable the logical printer LogPrt1, enter:
pdenable LogPrt1
Before you can enable the logical printer, these conditions must be met:
1. A queue must be referenced by the associated-queue logical printer
attribute and must exist.
2. Any initial value objects referenced by the logical printer must exist.
3. If the logical printer references any initial value objects, the job or
document attributes specified by the initial value object must be
supported by the logical printer.
See “Associating an Initial Value Object with a Logical Printer”
earlier for more information on the last prerequisite.
You can enable logical printers one at a time, as shown above, or specify
the queue with the pdenable command and all the logical printers
associated with the queue will be enabled, as shown in this example:
pdenable -c queue Queue1