PROBLEM: (77238, 76104, 73772) (PATCH ID: OSF500-164)
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This patch fixes the following printing problems:
	- When using the I18N "ya" option, the queue daemon filters will
          terminate after 32 jobs.

	- Under certain circumstances, printjobs are terminated when
          printing to certain printers that are connected to a DECserver
          through TCP/IP.


PROBLEM: (80620) (PATCH ID: OSF500-256)
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This patch fixes a printing problem where lpd reads any
data from the printer that has not been read, for local
and remote connections. The read-backs for remote connections
cause an additional 2 second timeout which may cause a
job-submit failure on the job-number wraparound.
This patch fixes the problem by performing the read-backs
for local connections only.


PROBLEM: (78515, 80638, 80839, 80877) (PATCH ID: OSF500-264)
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This patch fixes the following four printing problems:
- A user is unable to delete a print job from
a remote system with a hostname greater than 32 characters
because the hostname was truncated.

- When a TCP/IP connection fails, the retry
algorithm would take longer to print jobs due 
to a long retry interval.

- A timing hole during lpd last-job completion
and shutdown needed to be closed.

- It was not possible to print to the lpd queue
using Windows 2000.


PROBLEM: (78226, 78585) (PATCH ID: OSF500-185)
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This fix resolves two problems:
- The lprm command does not kill lpd when the currently running job 
  is specified.

- remote print jobs set root:daemon as owner. This is incorrect, and
  causes jobs to be lost.


PROBLEM: (76329, 76559) (PATCH ID: OSF500-301)
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This patch corrects a problem in which, under certain conditions,
unnecessary error messages are written to the lpr.log file.


PROBLEM: (82203, 81354, 85602) (PATCH ID: OSF500-327)
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This fix introduces the "JJ" /etc/printcap parameter, which allows the user
to choose either one tcp/ip connection for all jobs in the print queue (JJ=1),
or a tcp/ip connection for each job in the print queue (JJ=0). It also closes
a timing hole that existed when lpd was shutting down.
This patch also fixes a problem in which lpd hangs when printing to 
advanced server queues (using /dev/null).