I've posted a number of transition issues we encounter going from CentOS
5 to CentOS 6. Today's question is another such niggle.
Given - sourcefile.ext is a text file that is submitted to a compile
process.
- someprint is a printer defined in cups
If we lp -d someprint sourcefile.ext on the CentOS 5 system, the tab
characters cause 7 spaces in the printed text. When we lp -d someprint
sourcefile.ext on the CentOS 6 system, only 1 space appears in the
printed text.
If we a2ps -P someprint sourcefile.ext on the CentOS system, the tabs
produce 7 spaces in the printed text. The CentOS 5 system gives us a
segmentation fault on a2ps, but that is an anomaly of that particular
system previously discussed here.
I've looked at lpoptions and cups documentation and am not finding clues
as to where one might control the "throw weight" of the tab character.
Anybody got a pointer?
Howard
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