On Thu, Feb 20, 2003 at 10:19:42AM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > In a message dated: Wed, 19 Feb 2003 21:39:09 EST > Mark Komarinski said: > > >Make sure the PPD has duplexing defined. I had a problem with this > >years ago, and the printer I have now has a duplexer by default, so it's > >not a problem. I'm going to guess that duplexing is an option for your > >particular printer. > > > >Where to look in the PPD? If my crusty memory is correct, you can search > >on duplex in it and see if it's set to on or off (yes, no, si, non, whatever). > >Toggle it and restart PPD. Try again. > > I did this, and I also grabbed the actual ppd from a local Windows > box configured to use this printer. Still nothing. Then, for some > reason, I decided to run nmap on the printer, and lo-and-behold, I > see that port 9100 is open (i.e. the JedDirect port :) > > So, I switched my config from using ipp://hostname:631/ to > using socket://hostname:9100, and everything works just ducky :)
...but single-sided printing was working before this change? Strange... -Mark
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