Robert Speed wrote:
>
> Quick question people.
>
> I'm attempting to send text output to a HP Laserjet 2 printer.
> However, the output is stepped.
>
> This, I understand, is due to incorrect filtering;
> I've tried setting up ifhp, and setting "filter=" and/or "if=" to it, but to
> no avail.
> I've tried the basic perl script, thus;
>
> #!/usr/bin/perl
> while(<STDIN>){chop $_; print "$_\r\n";};
>
> This doesn't work either, yet it works perfectly well if I run the script
> manually.
> i.e. I create a crlf'd file using the perl script, and then send that to
> the printer...
>
> All the paths, permissions, etc are correct.
>
> Anyone any ideas ?
What's your printcap, LPRng version, ifhp version?
BR /Johan
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