CUPS help?

[Matthew J. Brodeur]

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On Thu, 20 Feb 2003 pll at lanminds.com wrote:

> Mark Komarinski said:
> 
> >Where to look in the PPD?  If my crusty memory is correct, you can search
> >on duplex in it and see if it's set to on or off (yes, no, si, non, whatever).
> >Toggle it and restart PPD.  Try again.
> 
> I did this, and I also grabbed the actual ppd from a local Windows 
> box configured to use this printer.  Still nothing.

   I realize that you've solved the immediate problem, but I'll add
something for the benefit for other users, archive searchers, etc.
Try out the "lpoptions" command sometime.  With "-l" it will list all
of the options for your default printer and the current settings.
Running it on my work machine tells me that MY duplex setting is
called "Duplex", and that I can select every number from 1 to 999 for
"Copies". ;) 
   lpoptions also gives you the concept of instances which can then be
used as destinations for the "lp" command.

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Matthew J. Brodeur                                             RHCE, GSEC
MBrodeur at NextTime.com                             http://www.NextTime.com

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