Hi, For evo re-install :
Evolution stores its stuff in $HOME/.evolution A clean start means : - exit evolution - evolution --force-shutdown - remove or rename $HOME/.evolution - restart evolution and setup your accounts again Please be aware that removing $HOME/.evolution WILL DELETE YOUR EXISTING DATA. If you have valuable pcap data, you can send them to me in a PM. Try try avoid sensitive stuff. Try as well to print-to-file in evo and send me the resulting PS. Charles On jeu, 2006-08-31 at 17:13 +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > On Thu, 2006-08-31 at 10:00 +0200, Charles Bueche wrote: > > Hi, > > > > Another idea : some programs generate PCL headers encapsulating the > > Postscript file when they know that the printer is PCL. Some printers > > don't like these headers. Try to sniff the output to the printer with > > wireshark/ethereal and see whether the SP content makes sense. > > > > If you use CUPS, it should be possible to ask it to keep a copy of print > > jobs, which you could then look at. > > > > Charles > > Hi Charles, > > To point 2: It is not a CUPS, but a JetDirect Port on the printer. > > To Point 1: I did a ethereal capture and selected the stream. I am not > that conversed with reading it yet. Maybe you could give a hint where to > look. Can I attach the *.libpcap files to the mail that goes to the > list? Will it cause problems or can I just send them to you PM? I put > part of the TCP stream below, deleting the big blocks of printable data. > > I also unconditionally reinstalled via YaST2 in SUSE 10.1 everything > with Evolution. On another machine, the same configuration works OK with > identical hard and software. I suspect some problem with the Evolution > installation. Can a clean un-install with all references and configs as > well, and a re-installation with the same data as I have now in the > defunct version solve the problem? If so, what is the best procedure? > > :-) > Al _______________________________________________ Evolution-list mailing list Evolution-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list