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Xprint F.A.Q.
Document revision 10 (16.09.2008)
Initialisation time: before xpadd -job, before xpstart so that the supervisor has access to the information
Possible values: full path name including the name of an equivalent mount command
Behaviour if unspecified: the standard mount command with its path
Reference: xpadd -job -de in Xprint Reference Manual
XP_STOP_FAST
Context: Introduced in Sispl start/stop to reduce the Xprint shutdown at shutdown host time. It can b
used also to force the Xprint start-up.
Description: When the variable is set before host booting, it forces to start Xprint even if the previous
session was not correctly ended. When the variable is set before host shutdown, the start/stop script
doesn’t wait for all Xprint termination process end.
Initialisation time: before shutdown/start-up of the host.
Possible values: any value
Behaviour if unspecified: the standard Xprint start/stop behaviour.
Reference: XPSP_STARTUP_ENTITIES
Context: Introduced in V6.0A to limit the Xprint start-up to only some entities.
Description: If set to ‘0’, only the daemon and data base services are activated during Xprint start-up.
The other server, supervisor, printer or gateway entities are not automatically activated. However, if you
have specified a start-up script in the host object, this script will be executed and will be able to start any
Xprint entities. So, if the XPSP_STARTUP_ENTITIES is set to ‘1’, this script will not be executed.
Initialisation time: before xpstart
Possible values: Only value ‘0’ and ‘1’ is relevant at this time.
Behaviour if unspecified: the default xpstart command behaviour is kept.
Reference: None
XPSP_BACKUP_INTERVAL
Context: official and documented interface from Xprint 6.0A00.
Description: specifies the time interval between 2 automatic backups.
Initialisation time: before xpstart
Possible values: 1 to infinity specified in minutes.
Behaviour if unspecified: 30 minutes.
Reference: None
XP_LOCALPRIO
Context: Introduced in V6.0A to modify the device selection in a device list.
Description: If set, the priority for destination in a candidate printer list will be given first to the local
device (the device that is administrated on the local host) and second on the load level.
This variable is irrelevant if XP_DLPRIO is set (see below)
Initialisation time: before xpadd –job and start-up of Mercator
Possible values: any value
Behaviour if unspecified: the default device selection (on load level) behaviour is kept.
Reference: None
XP_DLPRIO
Context: Introduced in V6.0A to modify the device selection in a device group.
Description: If set, the order of the device list in the device group is used to try the candidate devices.
If set, this variable 'hides' XP_LOCALPRIO
Initialisation time: before xpadd -job
Possible values: any value
Behaviour if unspecified: the default device selection (on load level) behaviour is kept.
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