On Wednesday 12 January 2005 05:10 am, Anne Wilson wrote: > On Tuesday 11 Jan 2005 23:28, Dennis Myers wrote: > > I did some updates for bugs and security and now I can not print from > > konqueror or kmail. The error message is: > > A print error occurred. Error message received from system: > > > > Error while reading filter description for true. Empty command line > > received. > > > > Has anyone an idea where this filter description is and what the empty > > command line should be? TIA > > This has been an annoyance for ages, but it's nothing more than an > annoyance once you know what's happening. For some reason printing (I think > it's kprinter that does it) can leave behind a filter that should be > removed, IMO. Anyway, the cure is to open the property box beside the bar > that shows your printer name - the one that shows all details about printer > setup - and there should be a tab (rightmost on mine) for filters. Delete > the filter there, and it will print again. Of course it will happen > frequently - at least it does if I use kprinter, which is the default for > kde apps. Setting Mozilla to print through xpp gives me access to the > printers without leaving the filter behind. HTH > > Anne Thanks for the reply Anne. I did not find any filters there. However, once I set up HPwebjet again (it also disappeared when I updated) the whole set up works again. So I conclude that there is another filter somewhere having to do with the Hpwebjet program. I am still looking. I will note your solution for future reference. Thanks again -- Dennis M. linux user #180842
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