Hi,
you filed along time a bug report against the muttprint package:
> I'd like muttprint pipe to "lp" instead of trying to print to
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] It is better for people that have remote printers and
> the name of the default printer is not "lp". If muttprint pipes to
> "lp" as default, then the system will know what to do with the job.
>
> As a workaround, I had to do this in .muttrc to print in my system:
>
> set print_command="muttprint -p - | lp"
This was for 0.60-2.
I found the following in the perl sources of 0.62b-3:
[...]
unless ($Header{'From'} || $Header{'To'} || $Header{'Subject'}) {
open (PRINTER, "| lpr -P$Config{'PRINTER'}")
|| die "unable to print with lpr: $!";
print PRINTER @KompletteMail;
close PRINTER;
exit;
}
[...]
$Command[0] = "| lpr -P$Config{'PRINTER'}";
$Command[1] = $Command[0];
[...]
I suppose that this is fixed in 0.62b.
I'll probably close this report in the next days...
Regards,
Rene
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