Files with the suffix .tgz are GNU Zipped TAR files
Files with the suffix .gz are GNU Zipped
Files with the suffix .md5 are MD5 digests, usually signed
    with a PGP key

Files:
    00-INDEX.TXT                 This file
    LPRng/       LPRng print spooler
       LPRng-<version>.tgz    LPRng distribution
    LPRngTool/   LPRng configuration and monitoring tool
       LPRngTool-<version>.tgz    LPRngTool distribution
    ifhp/       ifhp filter for LPRng
       ifhp-<version>.tgz    ifhp distribution
        This filter replaces a large number of other filters.

    FILTERS/     Legacy Filters for use with LPRng
       FILTERS_LPRng  legacy filters for LPRng

    UNIXTOOLS/
        LPDBiff:
           A simple status monitoring tool by Olav Kolbu (Olav.Kolbu@usit.uio.no)
        lpng:
           A very complete simulation of the Solaris/SVR4 lpstat and cancel
           commands using LPRng, by "Garrett D'Amore" <garrett@qualcomm.com>
        lpinfo:
           CGI scripts to turn your Web browser into a LPRng interface
             README
             WHERE_TO_GET
             lpinfo.tar
        lp_server
            This program allows you to 'export' a printer on your local host
            to be used by an LPRng spooler.  It is basically simulating an
            HP JetDirect interface,  which opens a connection on port 9100
            and simply dumps input to the PostScript Engine.
        lpinfo
            Here's the source for "lpinfo" ... a command line/Web-based tool
            for use with LPRng. In a nutshell, this is a few CGI Perl scripts
            that provide a nifty Web Interface to LPRng and provide much of
            the funtionality that both users and admins wants.
            
            It should work fine at small sites ... but it really shines at
            large sites IMHO 'cause it has features that help handle large
            numbers of printers - we have about a 1,000!   ;-)
            
        netatalk:
           Information about the NETATALK distribution
             FAQ
             netatalk.html
             lpr.netatalk
             netatalk-1.4b2-LPRng-psf-patch.v2.gz
             netatalk-1.4b2-LPRng-psf-patch.v2.gz.md5
             netatalk-1.4b2.tar.gz
             netatalk.html
        
        netcat
            Google 'netcat' for latest information.
        
        npadmin
            Modern network printers are quite easily managable across a network.
            However, until now, the only tools that make use of these capabilities
            are the vendor supplied products such as Web JetAdmin by HP, Marknet
            by Lexmark, Centreview by Xerox or PhaserLink by Tektronix. The
            problem is that all of these tools are fundamentally GUI based
            applications and there is no way to incorporate their functionality
            into scripts. This program is designed to be called from scripts
            to find things out about printers.
        
        printop (Replaced by LPRngTool)
           printop is a little program that gives you a graphical
           interface to control the printers and queues for unix-like
           systems using the LPRng print system. It uses
           the commands lpq, lpc, lprm to get information and control
           the printers and you just have to click with your mouse.
           In a large network it shows you all the printers and gives
           you the full funtionality of the lprng-commands, so you have
           a good overview of what is happening.
           It needs tcl (7.4) and tk (4.x) to run. And LPRng as print-system.
        
        tcpsend.c:
           The quick and dirty way to send a file to a remote port on a host.
           netcat with all the brakes removed.
    
    SAMBA - the SMB printing and file sharing system

    SECURITY - GhostScript security problem and test

    SNMPTOOLS
       A collection of tools to get printer status using SNMP