Rem [29.Jan.2009 08:47]:
All is well! I took a good look at the .muttprinrc and saw that the print_command option was incorrectly set. Now everything seems to be working fine, and the printout looks great!
I was wondering if only I had that trouble. My default .muttprintrc (version 0.72d) wants to use 'lpr -P%PRINTER' but when I had a look at the manpage it requires a small "p", "P" is for "paperformat". In addition to that, I have to have a space in between the flag and whatever is in %PRINTER. The important part of my .muttprintrc looks like this now (adjust the comment depending on where you want to print): #PRINTER="TO_FILE:/home/USER/email.ps" PRINTER="HP_LaserJet_2100_postscript -o media-size=a4 -o \ PrintoutMode=Draft" PRINT_COMMAND="lpr -p $PRINTER" For all the others that have any trouble, try setting DEBUG="1" in your .muttprintrc and have a look at the logfile. It helped me figure out that it was missing a latex package that I had to install first. --><-- I hope it's okay to ask a different print-related question as well: The following macro shall use F5-key to set a different print command and start printing. The print_command gets set correctly but I just can't figure out how to make it print after that. I already tried 'p', '<p>', 'print-message', '<print-message>', nothing. Changing the command to 'c=!' for a change works like a charm. macro index,pager <f5> ":set print_command=\"muttprint -S grey -p \ TO_FILE:/home/USER/$(date \ +%Y.%m.%d_%H.%M.%S)_email.ps\"\n<print-message>\n" "Print (grey)" What am I missing here? Printing via 'p' works fine. JP -- Time flies like the wind, but fruit flies like bananas.
