Hi,

I'm having an issue trying to run fairly current versions of LPRng (3.8.4)
and ifhp (3.5.3).

The problem creeps in when I add

:ifhp=model=hp8150
:filter=/local/apps/lprng/filters/ifhp

If I don't use filter= at all, then the job will print. ASCII jobs do the
carriage return stepping problem. PS jobs appear to print fine.

When the printer is attached to our production queue, running LPRng (3.5.3)
and ifhp (unknown), it all works fine. I would like to upgrade the software
the later version though.

The full printcap entry I'm using at the moment is...

kwd-y106-lj8150dn|8150
:cm=HP8150dn (Y106)
:lp=kwd-y106-lj8150dn%9100
:sd=/var/spool/lpd/%P
:as=|/local/apps/lprng/filters/start_accounting.sh
:ae=|/local/apps/lprng/filters/stop_accounting.sh
:af=accounting.log
:ifhp=model=hp8150
:filter=/local/apps/lprng/filters/ifhp

I've tried adding status@ to ifhp= but with no benefit. Removing :ae and :as
makes no difference.

I'm at a loss as to why it just seems to halt.

The file "status.kwd-y233-lj8150dn" contains the following:-

waiting for subserver to exit at 2002-01-29-14:39:19.747 ## A=<NULL>
number=0 process=835
subserver pid 836 starting at 2002-01-29-14:39:19.770 ##
A=antony@dinadan+834 number=834 process=836
accounting at start at 2002-01-29-14:39:19.770 ## A=antony@dinadan+834
number=834 process=836
Filter_file: pgm '|/local/apps/lprng/filters/start_accounting.sh' exited
with status 'JSUCC' at 2002-01-29-14:39:19.928 ## A=antony@dinadan+834
number=834 process=836
opening device 'kwd-y106-lj8150dn%9100' at 2002-01-29-14:39:19.929 ##
A=antony@dinadan+834 number=834 process=836
printing job 'antony@dinadan+834' at 2002-01-29-14:39:19.938 ##
A=antony@dinadan+834 number=834 process=836
processing 'dfA834dinadan.cit.uws.edu.au', size 146, format 'f', IF filter
'ifhp' at 2002-01-29-14:39:19.939 ## A=antony@dinadan+834 number=834
process=836


The file "status" says this:-

using model 'hp8150' at 14:39:20.300
pagecount using 'pjl info pagecount' at 14:39:20.346
setting up printer at 14:39:20.347
getting sync using 'pjl echo' at 14:39:20.347
sync done at 14:39:21.245
pagecounter 0 after 1 attempts at 14:39:21.282
pagecounter 0 at 14:39:21.282
sending job file at 14:39:21.286
starting transfer at 14:39:21.287


lpq says this (even after 5 minutes):-

Printer: kwd-y106-lj8150dn@dinadan 'HP8150dn (Y106)'
 Queue: 1 printable job
 Server: pid 835 active
 Unspooler: pid 836 active
 Status: processing 'dfA834dinadan.cit.uws.edu.au', size 146, format 'f', IF
filter 'ifhp' at 14:39:19.939
 Filter_status: starting transfer at 14:39:21.287
 Rank   Owner/ID                  Class Job Files                 Size Time
active antony@dinadan+834           A   834 one.ps                 146
14:39:19

The 'data' light on the printer flashes for a few seconds, like it's
receiving something, but then that's it. It doesn't start up etc.

Does anyone have any suggestions I can try?

Regards,
Antony.
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University of Western Sydney
Phone: (02) 4736 0771
Fax: (02) 4736 0770

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