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["Kathy Quinlan" <katinka@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

John wrote :

>Well, the obvious first step is to see if the lpr command you're using
>to print is really doing what you think it is.

>If the apsfilter printer is NOT called "lp", issuing

>$ lp test.txt

>is going to fail because apsfilter isn't being triggered.  Say your
>WinDoze printer is named "hpoj" (one of mine is) with apsfilter's SETUP
>program:  then you would want--

>$ lp -Phpoj test.txt

>under FreeBSD.  Obviously, if you're using the correct name and nothing
>is coming out, you've got a more subtle configuration problem--probably
>an issue with Samba's passwords not being configured right (just my
>guess).


I use lpr -P hp4l test.txt.

Ok I now have it working, lol it was the permissions on the smbclient.conf
file in the /usr/local/etc/apsfilter/hp4l directory. It was set to 600 for
permissions IE rw for owner (IIRC)  and I made it 777 now it works, what
should the permissions be ? I have found through trial and error that the
minimum seems to be 660 </me shrugs>

BTW great software, now I fixed a minor problem, it works really great.

Regards,

Kat.



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