I've got an OfficeJet G85 on /dev/ecpp0 on my Solaris 10 box. From Solaris (using foomatic) is working just fine; now I would like to create a passthrough queue to allow a Windows box to print to it using the Windows device drivers.
For some reason, this command doesn't seem to have done the job: lpadmin -p raw-test -v /dev/ecpp0 -T unknown -I any && \ enable raw-test && accept raw-test When I print from the Window host to the foomatic-filtered queue either the a2ps or ghostscript silently eats the job. I have rfc1179 enabled and I can see entries in the /var/lp/logs/requests when the job is sent using the LPR protocol to either the raw or filtered queue. I have used snoop to see the connection and truss to see that in.lpd is sucessfully exec'd. I also have the ipp-listener enabled, but printing to the raw queue always fails with "(9)Bad file number: request failed: device-error". I've even tried using Samba without success. Does anyone have any ideas? --phess This message posted from opensolaris.org
