| Michael F. Robbins on Sun, 23 Jun 2002 21:48:08 -0400 |
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On Sun, 2002-06-23 at 12:19, Noah Silva wrote: > I already had this installed. Actually I installed the .ppd file now so > CUPS thinks I have a valid installed printer, but I don't think it is > actually calling the "oki4lin" driver to actually PRINT ;) Nor do I > know in which config file I would tell it to do this. /etc/cups/ppd/[PRINTERNAME].ppd is a copy of the file in /usr/share/cups/model. But make sure you have ghostscript installed (apt-get install gs). > As it stands now, I can print, and cups will accept it and add it to the > queue, but the queue never actually gets printed. I can see a message > in the log file saying something like "cupsd: starting back-end: > parallel", and that's as far as I see. Hmm... I thought that the hardware layer, like parallel in this case, comes after the interpreter layer (i.e ghostscript). So that's probably a good sign. Make sure your parallel port has proper permissions. Michael F. Robbins mike@gamerack.com Attachment:
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