Customizing the default InfoPrint SMIT production print interface environment file

The default InfoPrint SMIT production print interface environment file is ppo.env, which InfoPrint stores in the /usr/lpp/pd/bin directory during installation. The ppo.env file contains a series of export statements for environment variables that specify information about your InfoPrint system. InfoPrint bases the setting of some environment-variable values on objects that are created during installation. Other environment variables have no values; you can update them as you expand your InfoPrint system. Default environment file — InfoPrint SMIT production print interface shows the default environment file.

Default environment file — InfoPrint SMIT production print interface

# Set up the PPO environment variables
if [ "$PPO_BIN" = "" ] ; then
    export PPO_BIN=/usr/lpp/pd/bin"
fi
if [ "$PPO_QUEUE_INFO_FILE" = "" ] ; then
   export PPO_QUEUE_INFO_FILE="$PPO_BIN/queue_info"
fi
export PPO_JOB_DETAILS_ATTRS="\
job-identifier,\
job-name,\
current-job-state,\
job-state-reasons,\
required-resources-not-ready\
intervening-jobs,\
job-priority,\
actual-destination-requested,\
destinations-assigned,\
submission-time,\
started-printing-time,\
pages-completed,\
default-medium"
export PPO_QUEUE_ATTRS="queue-name,queue-state,\
actual-destinations-ready,actual-destinations-assigned"
export PPO_PP_ATTRS="destination-name,destination-state,enabled,\
assoc-queue,problem-message,media-ready,job-batches-ready"
export PPO_FORM=""
export PPO_RETENTION="48:00"
export PPO_SERVER=ˋhostnamè
export PPO_LP=LP-NAME
export PPO_LPS="LP-NAME"
export PPO_QUEUE=Q-NAME
export PPO_PPS="PP-NAME"
export PPO_JOB_BATCH=""
export PPO_CANCEL_ALL_OPTION="1"

You can make copies of the default InfoPrint SMIT production print interface environment file and customize the copies to match your InfoPrint system. You should create an environment file for each queue you have. See RICOH InfoPrint Manager: Reference for a table of environment variables that affect the InfoPrint SMIT production print interface. Then use an AIX editor to make changes to the environment file.