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Specify the recovery mechanism for a print queue that has gone down.
Run a user-defined script to recover a print queue.
Notify a particular user by e-mail when a specific queue goes down.
Enable the print queue after a period of time. When the print queue starts back up, the job which failed is tried again. This is particularly useful in cases where jobs fail due to a temporary condition that is resolved within the timeout specified.
Specify the name of the print queue.
Enter the full pathname of the user-defined script that should be run if this queue goes down.
Specify which user is to receive e-mail if this print queue goes down.
Specify the number of minutes to wait before the print queue is restarted. The number of minutes must be a positive integer. If a zero is entered, the job is tried again after one minute.
Enter the maximum number of attempts that the system should automatically make to re-enable a print queue that has gone down.