Dale Morris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have apsfilter installed. I still get the same results [printer
prints postscript code], trying both
[ $ lpr quantum.dvi
and
[ $ dvips -f quantum |lpr ]
I would think that, if Ghostscript was broken, the printer would either
produce ghostscript
I am getting an error when trying to print in a sid system, with
lpr as the print spooler. I get an error
under netscape 4.77:
temp file write error
in an xterm:
bash-2.05$ lpr -Plp wordcount
lpr: wordcount: temp file write error
lpr: wordcount: empty
Hello!!
I am usind debian as a printing server. I have an deskject printer, and
when I try tu use it from a windows machine, if I want to get a page
print as if i have a postscript printer (using Sanba at Linux and a PS
driver on windows) I get the page perfectly and an extre rubber
Hello!!
I have a HP DeskJet printer, and of course I habe the magicfilter
instaled, so it works perfectly whit Debian. The problen is that I want
to share it with some windows PC, I have the Samba instaled.
If I export the printer and use the HP driver on the Windos PCs and
print
Thanks to all those people who responded to my last 'printing problem'
responce.
My first decision was to re-install 'lpr' instead of 'lprng' on the
server, as lprng wasn't running the fliters on bounced queues.
Problems then occured when trying to print from the server with the
following
I have just upgraded to potato.
My hpdj500c woreked OK B/4 on slink. but now I get the message
Waiting for lp to become ready.
I don't see anything in dmesg about the printer daemon being started.
Did I not configure this properly?
Yes, Matt, I found that out and made the change. Actually, I deleted
/etc/printcap and rebuilt it via magicfilter and it looks ok now but still
doesn't work.
Matthew Dalton wrote:
Debian User Don Cavaiani wrote:
I have just upgraded to potato.
My hpdj500c woreked OK B/4 on slink. but
This may or may not be relevant, but I recently had a lot of similar
problems with lpr in woody. I replaced it with lprng and my printing
problems disappeared.
On Mon, Nov 13, 2000 at 06:38:46PM -0600, Debian User Don Cavaiani wrote:
Yes, Matt, I found that out and made the change. Actually, I
Yes, Matt, I found that out and made the change. Actually, I deleted
/etc/printcap and rebuilt it via magicfilter and it looks ok now but still
doesn't work.
here is what i do:
- make sure you have parport, parport_pc, and lp in your kernel.
- make sure you have all the suggested programs
Debian User Don Cavaiani wrote:
I have just upgraded to potato.
My hpdj500c woreked OK B/4 on slink. but now I get the message
Waiting for lp to become ready.
I don't see anything in dmesg about the printer daemon being started.
Did I not configure this properly?
If you changed
In a galaxy not too far away, Paul spoke on Sat, Nov 11, 2000 at 05:01:58PM
-0500:
Hi everybody,
I am having problems getting my printing working.
When I try to print I get this error message
Hi everybody,
I am having a problem getting my printer working.
I have upgraded from Corel
Hi everybody,
I am having problems getting my printing working.
When I try to print I get this error message
Hi everybody,
I am having a problem getting my printer working.
I have upgraded from Corel Linux 1.2 to a full Woody distro.
The printing that was setup in corel broke which I expected
Alright Ladies and Gentlemen, here is round three of the still-not-solved
network printing problem.
upon typing the command:
lpr -Plp35 test.txt
I get:
lpr; connect: Connection refused
jobs queried, but cannot start daemon.
I ran
lpq -Plp35
and got:
Warning
I'm not sure why, but my Linux box that was printing just fine to a network
printer (via TCP/IP) no longer works. Netscape, enscript, WordPerfect, Adobe,
all worked fine until, one day (yesterday) they didn't. I restarted lpd, but to
no avail. Incidentally, the Linux box has not been rebooted.
Hello there,
On Wed, 13 Sep 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm not sure why, but my Linux box that was printing just fine to a network
printer (via TCP/IP) no longer works. Netscape, enscript, WordPerfect, Adobe,
all worked fine until, one day (yesterday) they didn't. I restarted lpd, but
Okay, I have some more diagnostic information about this problem. I've run lpr
to try a print job and get the following error message:
lpr; connect: Connection refused
jobs queried, but cannot start daemon
ps aux shows lpd running (two processes). lpd restart and lpd stop/start don't
make any
After fighting for the IIP for a couple of days, it suddenly printed a
page when I turned on the computer this morning--and then would no
longer do anything but fail to print, have errors, etc.
But I've found the asolution: Someone had an unused Laserjet 4plus,
which works fine after running
I have installed the netatalk 1.4b2+asun2.1.3-6 from Debian/Linux 2.2
(frozen). I am almost there getting a HP LaserJet IV PS+ to print
over appletalk network on my Linux bos, but am still having some
problems. The papstatus shows that the printer is found and working
OK. I get the following
On Tue, 11 Jul 2000, James D. Freels wrote:
I have installed the netatalk 1.4b2+asun2.1.3-6 from Debian/Linux 2.2
(frozen). I am almost there getting a HP LaserJet IV PS+ to print
over appletalk network on my Linux bos, but am still having some
problems. The papstatus shows that the
Hi,
I just upgraded our office fileserver to potato, running samba 2.0.7-2,
lprng 3.6.12-6 and an HP LaserJet 4050 TN connected to the LAN. Everything
worked fine until the upgrade from slink to potato.
The following (very) weird thing happens now:
- when I lpr a file from the Linux box
Hello!
I have Epson Stylus Color 600.
When I print so there is in the beginning on the paper the message
No filename for parameters given. Assume stcany.
What and how must I do?
Martti
Also check /etc/lpd.perms. It has stricter defaults in the potato
version, it seems. I had to work a bit with that to get it to work, but
now it definitely does. It is not broken (for me) in potato.
Bye
Giacomo
On Thu, Dec 02, 1999 at 04:53:18PM -0500, David Wilson wrote:
thanks for the advice. changing (fixing) permissions did not work. what
is the difference between chown lp files and chown lp.lp files? i
tried it both ways.
In potato current lprng (3.6.12-1) uses daemon.lp uid/gid.
Mirek
Try to use the stable version (3.5.xx). It fixed my problem.
Mirek Kwasniak wrote:
On Thu, Dec 02, 1999 at 04:53:18PM -0500, David Wilson
wrote:
> thanks for the advice. changing (fixing) permissions did not
work. what
> is the difference between "chown lp files>" and "chown lp.lp
files>"? i
>
On Fri, Dec 03, 1999 at 02:24:24PM +0100, Petru NOTINGHER wrote:
Try to use the stable version (3.5.xx). It fixed my problem.
I don't have any problem with lprng :)
Mirek Kwasniak wrote:
On Thu, Dec 02, 1999 at 04:53:18PM -0500, David Wilson wrote:
thanks for the advice. changing
Hello,
i use this thread since it is alive to report my own problem, having problems
with remote printing and standard lpd (the jobs were stored on the server with
a uid/gid that the lpd daemon couldn't retreive, filling my var completely up
blocking other services as mail etc...) i tryyed to
Hi, I use lprng but maybe I help you
On Fri, Dec 03, 1999 at 03:29:25PM +0100, Bruno Boettcher wrote:
Hello,
i use this thread since it is alive to report my own problem, having problems
with remote printing and standard lpd (the jobs were stored on the server with
a uid/gid that the lpd
ACCEPT SERVICE=M SAMEHOST SAMEUSERACCEPT SERVICE=M SERVER REMOTEUSER=root
^^^
I think, this is in a separate line?
yes bad cutpaste...
$ checkpc
what's that??? i haven't this
Mirek Kwasniak wrote:
#! /bin/sh
gs -sDEVICE=pbmraw -q -dNOPAUSE -r600 -sOutputFile=- - | \
pbm2ppa - - |
^
Why this pipe?
pbm2ppa converts the ghostscript output into something my
HP 720 can understand (ppa?). The above script is verbatum
from the pbm2ppa
On Fri, Dec 03, 1999 at 03:18:13PM +, David B. Wilson wrote:
Mirek Kwasniak wrote:
#! /bin/sh
gs -sDEVICE=pbmraw -q -dNOPAUSE -r600 -sOutputFile=- - | \
pbm2ppa - - |
^
Why this pipe?
pbm2ppa converts the ghostscript output into something my
HP
I recently installed potato and am new to Linux. I seem unable to print using
LPRng and haven't found any helpful information in HOW-TOs, although I'm sure
the info I need is there somewhere. When I issue the lpr file.ps command,
nothing happens, no errors, no output.
I have two parallel
I have exactly the same problem, but with a remote (network) printer. I tried
lpd instead of LprNG, the problem
stays.
It might be a bug somewhere. Maybe we should file a bug report ?
Petru
David Wilson wrote:
I recently installed potato and am new to Linux. I seem unable to print
using
Hi,
On Thu, Dec 02, 1999 at 08:54:19AM -0500, David Wilson wrote:
I recently installed potato and am new to Linux. I seem unable to print
using LPRng and haven't found any helpful information in HOW-TOs, although
I'm sure the info I need is there somewhere. When I issue the lpr file.ps
On Thu, Dec 02, 1999 at 03:55:10PM +0100, Petru NOTINGHER wrote:
I have exactly the same problem, but with a remote (network) printer. I tried
lpd instead of LprNG, the problem
stays.
It might be a bug somewhere. Maybe we should file a bug report ?
Why? I and many others use lprng for
Mirek Kwasniak wrote:
On Thu, Dec 02, 1999 at 03:55:10PM +0100, Petru NOTINGHER
wrote:
> I have exactly the same problem, but with a remote (network) printer.
I tried lpd instead of LprNG, the problem
> stays.
>
> It might be a bug somewhere. Maybe we should file a bug report ?
Why? I and many
I also tried to a remote network printer (Novell) and had the same problem. If
it is a bug, how do I (we) determine which package has the problem for filing a
bug report? That I am not the only one experiencing the problem gives me faith
that I wasn't doing something too stupid.
Dave
Petru
On Thu, Dec 02, 1999 at 08:54:19AM -0500, David Wilson wrote:
David
I recently installed potato and am new to Linux. I seem unable to print using
LPRng and haven't found any helpful information in HOW-TOs, although I'm sure
the info I need is there somewhere. When I issue the lpr file.ps
thanks for the advice. changing (fixing) permissions did not work. what is
the difference
between chown lp files and chown lp.lp files? i tried it both ways.
i tried to roll back to the slink version of lprng but my method must not have
been correct.
first, i edited /etc/apt/sources.list
I previously was able to install my Laser Jet printer by running
magicfilterconfigure. Things were working lovely. (This is all under
slink)
Today I, seem to have run into some problems.
I'm able to have root dump stuff to the printer (i.e. ls /dev/lp0),
but when I use lpr I get the following
Anyway, I am trying to get printing going, which I have done before,
and I can not seem to get basic output to go out the parallel port.
I checked my kernel configuration, and I realized that I did not have
parallel support compiled into the kernel. With make menuconfig under
the kernel compile, I
On Fri, Sep 10, 1999 at 12:12:08AM -0700, Brian E. Lavender wrote:
debian:/usr/src/linux# echo hello world /dev/lp0
bash: /dev/lp0: Operation not supported by device
When you recompiled the kernel with parport support, did you also enable the
`Support for PC-style hardware' (or something like
Yes,
I enabled support for PC-styled hardware when I recompiled the kernel
with modular support for the parallel port. I successfully used modconf
to insert the modules
parport
and
parport_pc
If I do an lsmod I get
debian:~# lsmod
Module Size Used by
parport_pc
On Fri, Sep 10, 1999 at 01:56:40AM -0700, Brian E. Lavender wrote:
Yes,
I enabled support for PC-styled hardware when I recompiled the kernel
with modular support for the parallel port. I successfully used modconf
to insert the modules
parport
and
parport_pc
If I do an lsmod I get
I recently got a printer from someone who wasnt using it. He lost all the
manuals but claims the printer used to work correctly under win 95/98. The
printer is an HP LaserJet IIP (Plus). Now here is the problem I get: I tried
setting up apsfilter and magicfilter, using the filter ljet2p,
On Thu, Sep 09, 1999 at 10:29:12AM -0700, Patrick Olson wrote:
I saw a situation with the LaserJet III where if the OS specified the
number of copies, it would obey. If the OS does not specify, the printer
uses its setting. I had a surprise one day because someone had set the
printer to
I recently got a printer from someone who wasnt using it. He lost all the
manuals but claims the printer used to work correctly under win 95/98. The
printer is an HP LaserJet IIP (Plus). Now here is the problem I get: I tried
setting up apsfilter and magicfilter, using the filter ljet2p, ljet2plo
On Wed, Sep 08, 1999 at 04:43:08PM +0200, Lex Chive wrote:
I recently got a printer from someone who wasnt using it. He lost all the
manuals but claims the printer used to work correctly under win 95/98. The
printer is an HP LaserJet IIP (Plus). Now here is the problem I get: I tried
setting
Lex Chive wrote:
The printer is an HP LaserJet IIP (Plus).
We have the same model printer here and I got it working on the
first try with magicfilter. I don't recall which filter I
picked, and the portable I configure is out of the office right
now. But just to let you know it works for me,
I'm running a pure potato box, using lprng and a2ps. My printer is a
Brother M-1824L dot-matrix using Epson emulation. I've selected the
Epsom driver from apsfilterconfig.
The problem is that printed output runs over the page length. I'm
using tractor-feed, letter size paper. I have selected
Isabelle Poueriet wrote:
lp|hplj4l|HP Laserjet 4L:\
:lp=/dev/lp1:sd=/var/spool/lpd/hplj4l:\
:sh:pw#80:pl#66:px#1440:mx#0:\
:if=/etc/magicfilter/ljet4m-filter:\
:af=/var/log/lp-acct:lf=/var/log/lp-errs:
Why use a printfilter? As far as I know, all HP
Hi Y'all,
On Wed, Aug 18, 1999 at 07:51:10AM -0500, Paul Miller wrote:
Isabelle Poueriet wrote:
lp|hplj4l|HP Laserjet 4L:\
:lp=/dev/lp1:sd=/var/spool/lpd/hplj4l:\
:sh:pw#80:pl#66:px#1440:mx#0:\
:if=/etc/magicfilter/ljet4m-filter:\
Hello everyone.
I am running Debian 2.1 and I am unable to print any files that are not
ascii text. i.e. I can't print from netscape, or wordperfect but I can
type: lpr asciifilename at the shell command and that works.
I know I'm using the correct driver for my printer. What else could I be
On Sun, Jul 18, 1999 at 02:26:08AM +0800, Kelvin Chow wrote:
Dear Debian Users,
I am having trouble with printing. At first, I just couldn't get lpd
running, but now it has started mysteriously. I managed to lpr file.
I still have the following problem though.
lpd should be
Dear Debian Users,
I am having trouble with printing. At first, I just couldn't get lpd
running, but now it has started mysteriously. I managed to lpr file.
I still have the following problem though.
$ lpq
Printer: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 'HP LaserJet 6L'
Queue: no printable jobs in queue
Status:
Kelvin Chow wrote:
Dear Debian Users,
I am having trouble with printing. At first, I just couldn't get lpd
running, but now it has started mysteriously. I managed to lpr file.
[lpq stuff snipped]
Seems like the system constantly thinks that my printer is a network
printer. It is
:- Kelvin == Kelvin Chow [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Dear Debian Users,
I am having trouble with printing. At first, I just couldn't get lpd
running, but now it has started mysteriously. I managed to lpr file.
check that you don't have stale lock files in /var/spool/lpd
if the
Hello!
I have slink with the lpd package.
When I upgrade from 2.0.36 to the 2.2.4 kernel, there are
two lpd daemon processes, and nothing is printed.
parport, parport_pc, lp are loaded as modules, and
seems to wokring properly according to parprobe
which report correcty my HPLJ5L printer.
When I
Hi
On several questions on my printing problem.
When I type lpq it says no entries.
echo test test
lpr test
Notihing happens.
But I have looked in lp-errs and the are many lines with the following
text
/bin/sh: /usr/bin/djscript:No such file or directory
/etc/magicfilter/dj500-filter: /usr/bin
previously mentioned was working.
I suggest you try commenting out the old 'default' line in your
dj500-filter, and replacing it with this.
HTH
Rich
PS. anyone know where to get djscript from, or if it is worth using?
Mans Joling wrote:
Hi
On several questions on my printing problem.
When I
?
Mans Joling wrote:
Hi
On several questions on my printing problem.
When I type lpq it says no entries.
echo test test
lpr test
Notihing happens.
But I have looked in lp-errs and the are many lines with the following
text
/bin/sh: /usr/bin/djscript:No such file or directory
Either edit /etc/magicfilter/dj500-filter to not use djscript (see the
remarks in this file) or install the djtools package.
Bob
On Fri, 16 Apr 1999, Mans Joling wrote:
Hi
On several questions on my printing problem.
When I type lpq it says no entries.
echo test test
lpr test
Notihing
Mans Joling wrote:
When I run : lpr file the printer is being initialize and further
nothing happens.
My printerport is /dev/lp1.
echo test /dev/lp1 works.
When magicfilter filter specifies a program that you don't have, nothing
happens (no error message is issued). For example: some weeks
Hi
I have use magicfilerconfig --force .
I fillin everything for a hp deskjet500 say done and enter.
When I run : lpr file the printer is being initialize and further
nothing happens.
My printerport is /dev/lp1.
echo test /dev/lp1 works.
Any idea.
Hi
I have use magicfilerconfig --force .
I fillin everything for a hp deskjet500 say done and enter.
When I run : lpr file the printer is being initialize and further
nothing happens.
My printerport is /dev/lp1.
echo test /dev/lp1 works.
Any idea.
If you are using lprng, try checkin
Type 'lpq' and see what it says. Also, do 'tail /var/log/daemon.log' and see if
there
are any messages in there pertaining to lpd.
Mans Joling wrote:
Hi
I have use magicfilerconfig --force .
I fillin everything for a hp deskjet500 say done and enter.
When I run : lpr file the printer is
Hi,
I have installed my printer hp deskjet 500 with magicfilterconfig
The device is assigned to /dev/lp0.
When I try printing with : lpr file nothing happens.
I have looked in HOWTO printing but I can not found what's wrong.
Every minute the printer is initialize and further nothing happens.
Any
What does your /etc/printcap look like?
When you used magicfilterconfig, did you exit by typing done, or did you
control-C .
. . (had a friend who kept control-C-ing to exit magicfilterconfig . . . he
never
mentioned that point, and I was baffled for weeks)
Sean
Mans Joling wrote:
Hi,
I
Hi
My printcap file look like this :
lp|dj5|hp deskjet500:\
:lp:/dev/lp1:sd=/var/spool/lpd/dj5:\
:sh:pw#80:pl#66:px#1440:mx#0:\
:if=/etc/.magicfilter/dj500-filter:\
:af=/var/log/lp-acct:lf=/var/log/lp-errs:
The command as root : echo text /dev/lp1
Ah ha, there's the problem . . . you said in your previous post that:
I have installed my printer hp deskjet 500 with magicfilterconfig
The device is assigned to /dev/lp0.
Evidently your parrallel port is lp1 and not lp0, so rerun magicfilterconfig,
and
specify /dev/lp1 as the port instead of
Oops. forgot the rest of the address..
--
Rob Murray
---BeginMessage---
Hi
I received this debian-user message in my inbox. There seams to be
something weird going on. Some of the headers are in the body of the
message. I use exim, fetchmail, procmail, and mutt. Incoming messages go
like this:
Mans Joling wrote:
Hi
My printcap file look like this :
lp|dj5|hp deskjet500:\
:lp:/dev/lp1:sd=/var/spool/lpd/dj5:\
It looks like you're set to lp1, re-run magicfilterconfig --force
:sh:pw#80:pl#66:px#1440:mx#0:\
Subject: printing problem
Date: Tue, Apr 13, 1999 at 05:10:23PM +
In reply to:Mans Joling
Quoting Mans Joling([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
Hi
My printcap file look like this :
lp|dj5|hp deskjet500:\
:lp:/dev/lp1:sd=/var/spool/lpd/dj5:\
:sh:pw#80:pl#66:px
It seems that I have broken my printing capability. When trying to print
from various programs I get:
connection to 'localhost' failed - Connection timed out
job 'cfA492korn' transfer to [EMAIL PROTECTED] failed
Today I set up Debian to use my cable modem. Could this have something
to do
George Bonser wrote:
check your /etc/hosts.lpd and make sure that your new ip address or new
hostname is in there.
Hi George,
I don't have an /etc/hosts.lpd file. Where might I find its format?
Would that be in the Net-3-HOWTO also? I'll go check.
TIA
--
Hi,
Well, I guess I was wrong about resolving my problem with my printer.
I
tried the HPLJ4L filter and it worked, unfortunately not quite as well as I
thought. Apparently it prints up very nicely. Only problem is that when
it gets to the end of the file it cuts off the last page.
I cannot get my local printer laserjet5P to print.
I have installed magicfilter and I chose lj4lp filter
and it does not work I mean that the command
'lpr foo.ps' prints strange code
(e.g.:roun exch round exch...
F000FC14...)
Which filter should I choose.
Also I have postricpt printer HP
I cannot get my local printer laserjet5P to print.
I have installed magicfilter and I chose lj4lp filter
and it does not work I mean that the command
'lpr foo.ps' prints strange code
(e.g.:roun exch round exch...
F000FC14...)
Which filter should I choose?
Also I have a postricpt printer HP
printing is completely dead. It's as though I didn't have a printer.
Nothing I do has any affect on it. This has nothing to do with any
changes I made to my system. It's dead from the moment I install.
I have a WinBook XL (which runs linux great in general by the way) and a
On Tue, Sep 29, 1998 at 09:20:20AM +, Kent West wrote:
So, can I understand this to mean that lprng is a newer/better version
of lpr?
As Spock might say, that is by no means certain.
lprng has one feature I would like -- bounce queues. lpr can accomplish
this, but uses messy scripts to do
wrote:
OK! Here is an update on my system with regards to my printing problem:
[...]
bash-2.01$ lpc status
cannot open connection to [EMAIL PROTECTED]' - Connection refused
In the file /var/spool/lpd/lp/status.lp, it contains:
opening '/dev/lp1' at 00:32:52, attempt 1, timeout 10
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hi again Shao!
On Wed, 30 Sep 1998, Shao Ying Zhang wrote:
On Tue, 29 Sep 1998, Ulisses Alonso Camaro wrote:
Hi all,
Thanks for all the help... But I still cannot print!
don't worry, it will! ;-)
I have actually done it in debian before. But
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
On Tue, 29 Sep 1998, Kent West wrote:
What printer daemon does I have? (lpr or lprng) -- I suggest lprng
To check this: dpkg -i | grep lpr
regards,
Ulisses
This question is from Kent, not Shao.
So, can I understand this
Hi all,
I used magicfilter to generate a printcap.
when I tried to print something out, it gives me the following
error:
connection to 'localhost' failed -
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hi Shao!
On Tue, 29 Sep 1998, Shao Ying Zhang wrote:
Hi all,
I used magicfilter to generate a printcap.
when I tried to print something out, it gives me the following
error:
OK! Here is an update on my system with regards to my printing problem:
bash-2.01$ dpkg --list | grep lprng
ii lprng 3.4.2-5lpr/lpd printer spooling system
ii lprng-doc 3.4.1-3lpr/lpd printer spooli
bash-2.01$ ps ax | grep LPD
419 p1 S0:00 grep LPD
bash
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hi again!
On Tue, 29 Sep 1998, Shao Ying Zhang wrote:
OK! Here is an update on my system with regards to my printing problem:
[...]
bash-2.01$ lpc status
cannot open connection to [EMAIL PROTECTED]' - Connection refused
In the file /var/spool/lpd/lp
Hi,
On Tue, Sep 29, 1998 at 10:23:50PM +1000, Shao Ying Zhang wrote:
OK! Here is an update on my system with regards to my printing problem:
bash-2.01$ dpkg --list | grep lprng
ii lprng 3.4.2-5lpr/lpd printer spooling system
ii lprng-doc 3.4.1-3lpr/lpd
What printer daemon does I have? (lpr or lprng) -- I suggest lprng
To check this: dpkg -i | grep lpr
regards,
Ulisses
This question is from Kent, not Shao.
So, can I understand this to mean that lprng is a newer/better version
of lpr?
When I tried the above command
What printer daemon does I have? (lpr or lprng) -- I suggest lprng
To check this: dpkg -i | grep lpr
This is an error - it should be
dpkg -l |grep lpr
(that is a lower case L)
and then some help information. I double-checked the command and I had
the syntax the way you specified. Do I
KW == Kent West [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
What printer daemon does I have? (lpr or lprng) -- I suggest lprng
To check this: dpkg -i | grep lpr
KW So, can I understand this to mean that lprng is a newer/better version
KW of lpr?
I think it is rather another printdaemon. But ng is New
I'm having problems printing on a newly upgraded hamm system, and was
wondering if anyone else has run into this. Yesterday I used the autoup.sh
script, followed by 3 rounds with dselect (apt method), to perform the bo
- hamm upgrade. Everything appeared to have gone perfectly. But now if I
do
Will Lowe [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On Sun, 28 Dec 1997, David Stern wrote:
essentially: What will it take to get a (any) search function for
debian-user? Or conversely, what is blocking a search function from
being implemented? Or does a search function plan already exist? ..
On Mon, 29 Dec 1997, Daniel Martin at cush wrote:
Will Lowe [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
essentially: What will it take to get a (any) search function for
debian-user? Or conversely, what is blocking a search function from
Well, you can hit the archives at www.debian.org and search
On Mon, 29 Dec 1997 22:21:03 EST, Daniel Martin wrote:
On Sun, 28 Dec 1997, David Stern wrote:
essentially: What will it take to get a (any) search function for
debian-user? Or conversely, what is blocking a search function from
being implemented? Or does a search function plan
On Sun, 28 Dec 1997, David Stern wrote:
with your resources. DejaNews (http://www.dejanews.com) searches the
Debian List, so if you have a question which you think is likely to be
common (I'd imagine configuring a deskjet is somewhat common), you
might try searching the list
On Sun, 28 Dec 1997 19:59:52 PST, George Bonser wrote:
I really would not want to see debian-user on deja news ... deja-news is a
spam harvester's dream. If deja-news picks it up, I would want to see all
articles from the gateway have an X-No-Archive: yes header inserted so
that the
On Sun, 28 Dec 1997, David Stern wrote:
essentially: What will it take to get a (any) search function for
debian-user? Or conversely, what is blocking a search function from
being implemented? Or does a search function plan already exist? ..
Well, you can hit the archives at
I can print now.
I am not completely sure what I did to fix the problem -- I reran
magicfilterconfig, I reinstalled gs, and I changed the printer defined
by magicfilter from DeskJet 500C to plain DeskJet 500.
I still maintain that the docs for *nix printing are among the worst
I've ever seen . .
On Sat, 27 Dec 1997 21:59:23 EST, wrote:
I can print now.
Congratulations. :-)
I am not completely sure what I did to fix the problem -- I reran
magicfilterconfig, I reinstalled gs, and I changed the printer defined
by magicfilter from DeskJet 500C to plain DeskJet 500.
Even though it
Even though it takes longer, I've gotten to the point where I want to
isolate individual issues whenever possible. This aids me in learning,
maintaining and troubleshooting. Of course, when things are fubar,
that's another story.
In principle, I agree. When I'm really, really frustrated
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