Mario Giammarco wrote:
> I cannot understand why a cable let some program print and other no.
This is because there different handshaking schemes that can be implemented
on the Centronics interface. I don't have a copy of the IEEE specification
at the moment so I can't be more specific.
One of th
Incredible, I have changed the printer cable, and now the Epson
Stylus prints!
I have also had to use the tunelp program, but with the old cable
it had no effect, with the new
I cannot understand why a cable let some program print and other no.
I thank You for your interest, expecially Dav
On Thu, 21 Nov 96 14:48:07 +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>> Which version of gs dou you use?
>Version 3.33 it is not a debian package, I installed it manually.
(well, there is one in non-free)
>> >If I invoke the filter with /etc/filter.ps > >>/dev/lp1 the printer prints.
>> Ok. So for so good.
I apologize for having sent that huge uuencoded gif to the list; it
never even occurred to me to check the size of the file.
The jest perhaps would have been met with more appreciation had I
cropped the .gif down to the small section showing the 'bleck' faces
in the printcap file.
I'll never
I can not comment on the thread as developed so far, but let me add that
since I have moved to debian1.1, lpr does not reliably print to a printer
that worked for 0.93.
The printer is an Apple 16/600 accessed directly via tcp/ip. If i send a
printjob to a different IP address that is a Gatorbox th
You wrote:
>
> Which version of gs dou you use?
Version 3.33 it is not a debian package, I installed it manually.
>
> >If I invoke the filter with /etc/filter.ps >>/dev/lp1 the printer prints.
>
> Ok. So for so good.
> >If I do lpr filetoprint.ps nothing appear. If I do lpq it says
> >"lp is re
You wrote:
>
> Which version of gs dou you use?
Version 3.33 it is not a debian package, I installed it manually.
>
> >If I invoke the filter with /etc/filter.ps >>/dev/lp1 the printer prints.
>
> Ok. So for so good.
> >If I do lpr filetoprint.ps nothing appear. If I do lpq it says "lp
> >is rea
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"Karl M. Hegbloom":
> With XEmacs and ViewMail, the problem becomes obvious! I've enclosed
> a uuencoded screenshot to demonstrate:
It is _not_ a good idea to post 140 kilobytes to a public
mailing list.
Please put it on a
With XEmacs and ViewMail, the problem becomes obvious! I've enclosed
a uuencoded screenshot to demonstrate:
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You wrote:
> Maybe, but please post your filter(s) and the /etc/printcap file,
> so that we can examine the problem.
This is my printcap:
lp|Generic dot-matrix printer entry:\
:lp=/dev/lp1:\
:sd=/var/spool/lpd/lp:\
:if=/etc/filter.ps:\
:af=/var/log/lp-acct:\
On Sat, 16 Nov 96 23:04:57 +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>I wrote a new filter and nothing come out of the printer. So I
>invoked the filter manually with the output redirected to /dev/lp1
>and all worked fine. I also tried apsfilter and magicfilter but they
>did not function. So, I think
Hello to all users,
I have a problem with debian1.1.4 lpd+lpr.
I had previously debian0.93 and a 9pin dot matrix printer.
I write my printcap, used ghostscript in a filter and used lpr to
print files.
Then I sold my 9pin printer and I bought an epson stylus color pro.
I also upgraded 0.93 to 1
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