On Fri, 14 Mar 1997, Adam Shand wrote:
> I haven't yet tackled the .dvi thing (because I don't use DVI) but I have a
> script that works with lpr and a shared windows printer via samba. If you
> can figure out a way to detect dvi files then I can't see any reason why it
> wouldn't work.
Oh, than
>The problem is that I cann't get these three things working together. What
>I did what set magicfilter as an input filter (if=whatever), and a shell
>script that calls samba_print as an output filter (of=whatever),
>but this doesn't work. In the printcap, lp is set to /dev/null, but
>there's noth
On 13 Mar 1997, Graeme Stewart wrote:
> This is a problem with the `lpr' package. My solution (the solution?)
> was upgrade to lprng (in the unstable tree, but I've had no
> problems). Some people have reported that it messes up Samba
> configurations, but that seemed to be surmountable too (and i
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Tim O'Brien) writes:
>
> but not over the network. Locally, lpr produces a text output quite nicely.
> But over the network, nothing appears to happen.
>
> Using lpc and issuing stat, I find that the pritjob has queued locally, and
> says it's waiting for the other machine to
Howdy, glad to be back after being away for a while.. Hope I haven't missed
much :)
A quick question regarding LPD and remote printing: I have two Debian boxen,
both running kernel 2.0.6. One has a printer on it that functions locally,
but not over the network. Locally, lpr produces a text output
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