>> I tried installed magicfilter under debian2.0
> and could not configure it. Namely when I choose
> the option to create a configure file (printcap) it asked me for
> one printer name,...,filter and then for second, third and so on.
> I could not to stop the configuration script and to
> create printcap. So I created manually but I think there
> should be a way to force the script to create printcap.
>
> It is a common behavior of magicfilter configuration script
> or only on my machine ?
>
> Is there a tools under debian2.0 to automatically generate
> printcap?
>
>
> Jan
>
This is what I get when I run magicfilterconf.
You will have to supply the following items for each printer to be installed
(example values in parentheses):
- its short name, its full name and the alias (hpjlet4, HP LaserJet 4,lj)
- the device where the printer is attached (/dev/lp1)
- and the input filter you want to use (ljet4m)
Printer #1:
------------
Full name, `done' when done [HP Laserjet 4L ]:
^^^^
Typing done when I was through has always worked.
A. Paul
