I am trying to set up a CUPS printer�that will print a�single print job�on�two separate printers.� I saw a technique online using a CUPS interface script, but it seems the interface script is being bypassed (the first line in the script uses echo to put some text into a file in my home directory, which is not happening).� The method is to create a printer with the URI set to /dev/null and an interface that spawns two new print jobs, one to each of the two printers you want it to print on.� Here is what I have done: � Script interface_script: #!/bin/bash echo "Interface script is running." >>/home/me/debug lp -d printer1 $6 lp -d printer2 $6 _________________________________ Create Printer:� lpadmin -p twoprint -i interface_script -v /dev/null -E � The lpadmin copies the interface_script into /etc/cups/interfaces/twoprint as expected and the permissions on the twoprint script are 755.� The CUPS LogLevel is set to debug2 and I don't see anything that looks to me to be an obvious problem in /var/log/cups/error_log. I had this working in the past, but now I am trying to set it up again and can't get it to work.� Does anyone have an idea why the interface script is not getting run? Lee Cowles �
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