CUPS printing and faxing problem
Stephen Liu
satimis at icare.com.hk
Thu May 15 00:18:06 CEST 2003
Hi Michael,
Thanks for your advice.
I found following URL which may be relevant to my case;
http://www.jennings.homelinux.net/fax_cups.html
I followed its "KDEprintfax Configuration" to configure Kdeprinter
KStart -> Extras -> Accessories -> Send a Fax -> Settings -> Configure
KdeprintFax
Personal (Personal settings)
Name : (root)
Company and Number : (leave blank)
Fax (Fax settings)
Fax/Modem device: (Standard Modem Port)
Resolution: (High (204x196 dpi))
Pager size : (A4)
System (Fax system selection)
check - Use EFax system
Filters (Filters configuration)
untouched
click OK
On terminal window
As ROOT
# echo ath1 > /dev/modem
# echo ath0 > /dev/modem
(no response)
kppp is still working fine.
I also checked /dev/serial_port#0 and /dev/serial_port#1 with the same
result.
Kindly advise what mistake I have committed.
Thanks
B.Regards
Stephen
On Wed, 2003-05-14 at 17:08, Michael Goffioul wrote:
> > KStart -> Office -> OpenOffice.org Printer Setup -> Highlight 'Generic
> > Printer' (Default printer) - Properties - Under Command tag, highlight
> > 'lpr' -> OK -> Close
> >
> > Started an OpenOffice document
> > File -> Print -> select 'Generic Printer' -> OK
> > Nothing happened and the Print window closed
>
> I don't use OpenOffice, so I'm not used to its print configuration.
> But maybe you can have a look at this info on how to use the KDE
> print system from StarOffice (the predecessor to OpenOffice):
>
> http://printing.kde.org/faq/kdeprint.phtml#out_6
>
> > Attached hereto please find the 'cup - error_log' for your reference.
>
> This log file clearly shows that nothing was sent to the CUPS printing
> system, the problem must be before, probably somewhere in OpenOffice
> printing setup.
>
> Michael.
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