package lpd

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lpd
- Lpd
  - CONFIG
  - Make
    
    C
lpd.socket
- Socket
  - in_channel_obj
  - out_channel_obj

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type banner = {

user_name : string;
class_name : string;
job_name : string;

}

type file_type =

| Text of int * int
| Bin
| PS
| DVI
| Troff of string * string * string * string
| Ditroff
| CIF
| Plot
| Pr of string * int
| Fortran
| Raster

type file = {

name : string;
size : int;
nbcopies : int;
storage : string;
of_type : file_type;

}

type job = {

number : int;
user : string;
host : string;
mailto : string;
banner : banner option;
files : file list;
addr : Unix.sockaddr;

}

type jobref =

| User of string
| Num of int

type queue_actions = {

print : unit -> unit;
on_reception : job -> unit;
send_queue : jobref list -> Socket.out_channel -> unit;
send_queue_long : jobref list -> Socket.out_channel -> unit;
remove : string -> Unix.sockaddr -> jobref list -> unit;

}

module type CONFIG = sig ... end

module Make (C : CONFIG) : sig ... end

val string_of_current_time : unit -> string

val header_of_job : string -> string

val string_of_job : int -> job -> string

val long_string_of_job : int -> job -> string

val any_host : Unix.sockaddr -> bool

val these_hosts : ?file:string -> string list -> Unix.sockaddr -> bool