I did this a few years ago after finding the source code on the Japanese Xerox site in desperation. I only just got around to formally documenting it. I just found this thread so thought I'd add my bit.
I had the same issue as hdau above to make it work with the "Auditron" feature on our ApeosPort-III C3300 and C2200 printers. hdau has hard- coded the JOAU call to get it working. I chose to use the opt structure calls, allowing the PPD to specific the ID ... which requires the header file to be corrected. The default code in fxlinuxprint.h defines this: const char PJLAttributeJoau[] = "\"@JOAU=@"; It needs the last @ symbol removed to work on AperosPort units. diff -rB fxlinuxprint-src-1.0.1/fxlinuxprint.c fxlinuxprint-src-1.0.1-ryan/fxlinuxprint.c 251c251 < "(unknown)", --- > "5678", 569a570,572 > sprintf (str, "%s%s\"\x0a", PJLAttributeJoau, opt->user_name); > strcat (pjl, str); > strcat (pjl, PJLSetJobAttribute); diff -rB fxlinuxprint-src-1.0.1/fxlinuxprint.h fxlinuxprint-src-1.0.1-ryan/fxlinuxprint.h 122c122 < const char PJLAttributeJoau[] = "\"@JOAU=@"; --- > const char PJLAttributeJoau[] = "\"@JOAU="; Then, in the PPD you can make a drop-down list of printer IDs for ease of use (I've been unable to find a way to get the PPD to allow a text entry dialog for this purpose - maybe someone else knows better): *% Generic Accounting *OpenUI *FXUserName/User Name: PickOne *OrderDependency: 10.0 AnySetup *FXUserName *DefaultFXUserName: 5678 *FXUserName 5678/Server: "" *FXUserName 0873/Ryan: "" *FXUserName 2534/Bob: "" *CloseUI: *FXUserName The line to invoke the pstopdffx binary compiled from the source in the PPD is: *cupsFilter: "application/vnd.cups-postscript 0 pstopdffx" And the binary usually lives in: /usr/lib/cups/filter/ -- Fuji-Xerox engine for CUPS https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/124442 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
