Bug 20159

I installed 7.0 Deluxe Workstation on a Compaq ML370 server.  The server is
running Samba, xinetd, telnet server, ftp server and apache.  The printers
involved are HP LJ 4000 and Okidata 320.  They are connected via a HP
Jetdirect but I can reproduce this problem with the printers attached
directly to the server. 

I noticed that when certain files were printing via lpr the following would
print on the page:
"No way to print this type of input file: fsav (linux) virus (8224-11-13)" 
The numbers have been different also (25903-35),(29811-116),(29538-102). 
After copying the file to different directories, performing chmod and chown
with no success I was able to find something.

If I lpr'd printcap it would print fine but the file that I was using would
print the above message.  I altered my file and realized that if the first
line contained exactly 8 characters then I would get this message.  If I
changed the number of characters by more or less than 8 it would print
fine.  I added a comment of exactly 8 characters on the first line of
printcap  and then tried to print and I would get the above message.  If I
created a new file with just an 8 character line then it would print just
part of the above message "No way to print this type of input file:"  If
the file contained additional lines then it would print the full message.

Everything else prints fine to these printers so far.  The server has been
running for about 3 days with 11 people accessing it.  This was a
replacement for their Novell server.  The Samba jobs print fine. Netscape
on the server itself prints fine and the ascii test in Printtool prints
fine.

Thanks for any help - David.