On Wed, Mar 27, 2002 at 09:12:34AM -0100, andrej hocevar wrote:
| Can I have more entries in my /etc/printcap for one printer? I
| wanted to be able to chose which filter to use for a certain job --
| so I simply added one more entry with a different spool directory
| and a different magicfilter. Unfortunately, it didn't work; is it
| only because I've overlooked a detail or because it simply cannot
| work like that?
| By the way, it's a remote deskjet.
Make two separate "printers" (just spools, really) with the separate
filters. I can't be specific with the printcap itself since I never
made one. When I was on RH 'printtool' did it, and now I use CUPS.
| --
| echo $(girl_name) > /etc/dumpdates
Two problems here (I think) :
'>' will overwrite the existing file, use '>>' instead
$(...) executes the command '...' in a subshell; don't you mean
${...}?
-D
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http://www.cegadgets.com/artsusageP.htm
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