I have 2 Debian systems, one with printer and the other used as a workstation. I
have used lpr/lpd for printing because I have struggled enough with CUPS, but
clearly not enough struggling to get it to work, and lpr/lpd just worked (once I
found the need for hosts.lpd).
Now that system is not
On Wed, 22 Feb 2006 10:20:10 +0100, bmward wrote:
I have 2 Debian systems, one with printer and the other used as a
workstation. I
have used lpr/lpd for printing because I have struggled enough with CUPS, but
clearly not enough struggling to get it to work, and lpr/lpd just worked
(once I
I have following problem:
lpd does not execute the filter script associated with a local printer.
The /etc/printcap entry is:
hl720ps:\
:lp=/dev/lp0:\
:sd=/var/spool/lpd/hl720:\
:mx#0:\
:if=/usr/local/bin/filtro:\
:af=/var/log/lp-acct:\
The problem was the lack of the line
#!/bin/sh -x
at the beginning of the filter. Impossible to guess
with the info I gave...
Vicente Torres wrote:
I have following problem:
lpd does not execute the filter script associated with a local printer.
The /etc/printcap entry is:
Hi!
I made a bad mistake... ;-)
There was an error in the bind configuration.
The reverse-entry for the name server was wrong, forget the address type IN.
The entry to allow only local users printing from remote computers was correct.
:rs#1:\
Bye,
Sven
Hi!
I have a problem with the LP Daemon.
On my server I'm running slink with proposed-updates. On the other machine runs
potato.
I generated on my server a /etc/printcap by the installation script for
apsfilter (running on both machines).
I added to each printer entry the line
:rs#1:\
On my
Hello!
After finally upgrading to hamm-potato, one small problem remains unsolved
(the rest I managed to kill :).
While printing works fine when I do 'cat file /dev/printer', lpd seems
to think the printer is offline (lpc claims the daemon is waiting for
the printer).
What could be the cause
Remi Dumont [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi,
I've got a little problem, trying to use lpr with my HP laserjet
6L. Although I configured printcap and filters with apsfilter (the
printing of the test page worked fine !), each time I try (as root or as
normal user) to use lpr file, it
Jens Ritter [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Remi Dumont [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi,
I've got a little problem, trying to use lpr with my HP laserjet
6L. Although I configured printcap and filters with apsfilter (the
printing of the test page worked fine !), each time I try (as
Hi,
I've got a little problem, trying to use lpr with my HP laserjet
6L. Although I configured printcap and filters with apsfilter (the
printing of the test page worked fine !), each time I try (as root or as
normal user) to use lpr file, it answers:
connection to 'localhost' failed
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