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Subject: xprt-xprintorg: doesn't load because of missing 'fixed' default
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Package: xprt-xprintorg
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The xprt-xprintorg server doesn't load under Debian/unstable
this is /var/log/messages :
Jul 13 20:34:00 localhost Xprt_64: Fatal server error:
Jul 13 20:34:00 localhost Xprt_64: could not open default font 'fixed'
Jul 13 20:34:00 localhost Xprt_64: Xprint server pid=12028 done, exitcode=0.
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I believe the "could not open default font 'fixed'" problem is now
solved, so I'm closing these bugs.
The bug seems to be occuring when fonts.alias or fonts.dir is present in
an otherwise empty directory. The file references the "fixed" font, but
the font ain't there. Solution is to delete (or repair) the broken font
directory.
Drew
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