Assuming that you've don't need a preprocessor, and that you don't care if the queuing is done local or not, then you can set up the printer in other ways:
lpset -a bsdaddr=10.30.50.100:9100,lp HPL7580 or lpadmin -p HPL7580 -s 10.30.50.100:9100\!lp (backslash is only really needed in shells that interpret !) In what way does the printing not work, is it because the printer is not a PostScript printer? If it is PostScript, you could try using the netstandard with "-I PS,simple,ascii,postscript,pcl" which will accept almost any input. -- This message posted from opensolaris.org
