Hello Crutcher, Unfortunately, rhs-printfilters do not have the ability to force file types past magic. Magic therefore can misinterpret files. This lead to the notorous error: "No way to print this type of input file: fsav (linux) virus (2570-11-10)" Even a simple command like: ls -l | lpr can yield this result. The only work around I've seen is to pipe the text through a postscript generator like mpage. So the above command would have to be: ls -l | mpage -1 -o | lpr This will print because magic will correctly ID it as postscript. At any rate, rhs-printfilters should have the ability to force file types to magic to prevent such misidentification. Johnray Support Services
The fsav magic virus is dead in magic. The printing system is very different. There is still no simple way to force file type, but it is much smarter.