Lee Howard wrote, in part:
>
> I've also experienced the same trouble with LPRng-3.6.something (before I
> upgraded). I see this when printing from any Windows system
> (NT/2000/98/95/ME). It usually occurs in the middle of a graphic (as in
> the example), and sometimes the error only surfaces as a line on the page
> rather than a bunch of characters.
>
> Could someone be so kind as to point me in the direction of where to look
> for a solution?
>
Well, it's just a guess, but ... is the print job going to a raw print queue,
ultimately? If not, I'd suspect that some character is being translated
(say, newline -> CR+newline, when the newline really means its ASCII value
of 10) in the middle of a graphics sequence, making hash of stuff for a while.
We've certainly seen that in a different environment (SYSV lp/lpsched,
long ago, about SVR3). In that case, making sure the queue was raw (doing
no translations, implemented by making sure that "-o stty=raw" was always set)
was the cure.
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- Dave Lovelace
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