Re: LPRNG BUG? (WAS: truncated printing)
Harrison, Shawn wrote: night I removed lprng (using dselect) and installed lpr (cd /cdrom/.../net dpkg -i lpr_*.deb), and now the problem is gone. I'd be Replaceing lprng with lpr solved my problem too. For the Debian List: Is this a bug with LPRNG? Or could it be a configuration problem? Or is it just an undocumented feature? ;^ It seems to me that is just a configuration problem, but until now I don't have time for read the entire documentation. Thanks, Karesz. ext I have a Debian 2.0 hamm system and a HP LaserJet 5L printer. I configured the magicfilter with HP Laserjet4. When I print a postscript page (A4) the printer is not informed about the end of job, I must press the eject page button, and the page is printed in 3/4 portion. The bottom 1/4 part of the page is blank. /ext
LPRNG BUG? (WAS: truncated printing)
Since you're using Debian 2.0, I assume you have the lprng package installed. I have had the same problem, as I mentioned yesterday. Last night I removed lprng (using dselect) and installed lpr (cd /cdrom/.../net dpkg -i lpr_*.deb), and now the problem is gone. I'd be interested to know if this solves your problem, too. For the Debian List: Is this a bug with LPRNG? Or could it be a configuration problem? Or is it just an undocumented feature? ;^ == [EMAIL PROTECTED] == ext I have a Debian 2.0 hamm system and a HP LaserJet 5L printer. I configured the magicfilter with HP Laserjet4. When I print a postscript page (A4) the printer is not informed about the end of job, I must press the eject page button, and the page is printed in 3/4 portion. The bottom 1/4 part of the page is blank. Thanks, Karesz. /ext
