The only configuration it seems to have is contained in the /etc/printers.conf file which looks roughly like the following:
#
# If you hand edit this file, comments and structure may change.
# The preferred method of modifying this file is through the use of
# lpset(1M)
#
caslon:\
:bsdaddr=kiev,caslon:
garamond:\
:bsdaddr=kiev,garamond,Solaris:
bodoni:\
:bsdaddr=kiev,bodoni:\
:job-sheets-default=none
_default:\
:use=gutenberg:
gutenberg:\
:bsdaddr=nrims-fs,gutenberg:
Now exactly where to tell it to knock off that title page nonsense is anybody's guess... But if you know feel free to tell me in the comments and I will be eternally grateful!
3 comments:
This worked for me...try edit the file in /etc/lp/interfaces (mine is HP)
and search for nobanner change nobanner=yes
Or try use the GUI printmgr and modify the printer to never print a banner....
Good luck.
As root:
lpadmin -p gutenburg -o nobanner
Should disable the banner on the gutenburg printer.
Loni
lornix@lornix.com
See my post on how this issue was resolved (on the Linux end, not on the Solaris end).
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