On Tue, Sep 12, 2000 at 06:38:38PM -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > PS: This is going to hurt right?! But it's for my own good.
>
> NO NO! It should be ... relatively... painless.
As the one who packages the Debian lprng package, i get some emails or
bug reports from users upgrading lprng versions.
Most of the troubles come from bad /etc/printcaps. LPRng may of ignored
something or done something the wrong way in the past with the wrong
/etc/printcap file which gave the right result. Upgrade LPRng and
suddenly the wrong thing in /etc/printcap is actually wrong.
#1 is always the old sd=/dev/null for remote printer problem.
#2 is some problem when you are not going through the local lpd but
directly talk to the printer.
- Craig
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