I ran into a similar problem with my LJ4100. It appears that the APSfilter install must overwrite the filter conf file when running. I simply cleared the printcap and reran /usr/share/apsfilter/setup. Reentered the information and all was well again.
Shawn
Moments after sending that post I deleted my printcap file and started from scratch and my printer is once again operational. I found that by using the printer manager to do it messes up the printcap file. Once I setup my printcap manually, everything works as it should. I knew there was something about those gui's I didn't like. Thats what you get for taking short-cuts<G>
-- Ted Ozolins (VE7TVO) Westbank, B. C.
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