The two directories below this one, 'interface', and 'member' contain
two files I used to get print spooling to work on an SGI Crimson running
OS level 4.0.5.  The files are examples and need to be modified for
each site.  

Basicly, the main file which handles the spooling is 'interface/<printer-name>'
which in my case was called 'interface/xtermblj'.  You will notice that hte
file is very similar to the 'if.sh' filter from our lp-spooler directory.
The main difference is that I hard coded the name of the ncd xterminal and
the hostname since this is a SYSV spooling mechanism and we can't use 
/etc/printcap to specify the proper filter.  I suppose I could have defined
a printer 'if%lj%xtermb', but I felt that would look to strange to the 
customer and I couldn't figure out how to use an alias.  Also, the arguments
that are passed to the filter are different than the Berkeley spooler.  I
used lines from a couple other filters in the interface directory to see
what arguments were passed.

The 'member/xtermblj' file only contains a line, '/dev/null'.  This just
indicates that there is no driver.  This is probably for the same file 
locking feature as Berkeley spooling.  I'm not sure.

NOTE: This same mechanism is probably applicable to other SYSV based hosts.
	IE: you may be able to use this on HP-UX, Motorola, and other similar
	Op. Sys.'s.

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This is still a little messy so any additional feedback people may have will
be greatly appreciated.
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-Kris Olander
 4/9/93
