I'm not sure I know what you mean by "points to".
OK. Here is what works for me. As usual, your mileage may vary. I assume you have installed the software for the lexmarkz53 on your linux server. I assume you can print a test page. If you can't, likely you are not printing the testpage to a raw queue. The testpage goes to a raw queue while the real print jobs go to a filtered queue, in my setup. I assume you know how to run the lexmark setup program which generates the configuration file.
lexmark supplies print filters that work fine in linux to drive the z53. I wrote a tutorial on print filters some time ago. I used this filter as part of that writeup. Here is part of that tutorial. ============Start Tutorial===================== There is a shell script called z53.sh. This is what your printcap file should be pointing to.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] z53]# man printcap No manual entry for printcap [EMAIL PROTECTED] z53]# man -k printcap printcap: nothing appropriate
/etc/printcap says: # This file was automatically generated by cupsd(8) from the # /etc/cups/printers.conf file. All changes to this file # will be lost. LexmarkZ53|LexmarkZ53:rm=enigma.microverse.net:rp=LexmarkZ53:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] z53]# locate LexmarkZ53 /etc/cups/ppd/LexmarkZ53.ppd /etc/foomatic/LexmarkZ53.ppd /var/cache/samba3.BAK/samba3/printing/LexmarkZ53.tdb /var/cache/samba3/printing/LexmarkZ53.tdb /home/jcolling/.openoffice/user/psprint/driver/LexmarkZ53.PPD
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