DISABLE(C)                           UNIX System V



     Name
          disable - turns off terminals and printers


     Syntax
          disable tty ...
          disable [-c][-r[reason]] printers


     Description
          For    terminals,    this    program     manipulates     the
          /etc/conf/cf.d/init.base  file  and signals init to disallow
          logins on a  particular  terminal.   For  printers,  disable
          stops  print  requests from being sent to the named printer.
          The following options can be used:

          -c          Cancels  any   requests   that   are   currently
                      printing.

          -r[reason]  Associates a reason with disabling the  printer.
                      The  reason applies to all printers listed up to
                      the next -r option.  If the  -r  option  is  not
                      present  or  the  -r  option  is given without a
                      reason, then a default reason is  used.   Reason
                      is reported by lpstat(C).


     Examples
          In this example, a printer named linepr is disabled  because
          of a paper jam:

               disable -r"paper jam" linepr


     Files
          /dev/tty*

          /etc/conf/cf.d/init.base

          /usr/spool/lp/*


     See Also
          login(M), enable(C), inittab(F), getty(M),  init(M),  lp(C),
          lpstat(C), uugetty(ADM)


     Authorization
          The behavior of this utility is affected  by  assignment  of
          the printerstat authorization, which is usually reserved for
          system  administrators.  Refer  to  the  ``Using  a  Trusted
          System'' chapter of the User's Guide for more details.


     (printed 2/15/90)                                 DISABLE(C)