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From: Brian Reichert <reichert@oneida.internet.com>
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Subject: problem with lp under 2.1R ?
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This may be an RTFM, but I'm not seeing it:

I'm trying to set up a printcap file to utilize a remote printer,
which I'm doing quite successfully.

However, I am trying to utilize either an input filter or output
filter ('if' and 'of' in printcap(5) ), but they seem to be bypassed
utterly.  Is this normal behaviour?

I know the filter works, I was using it on my desktop at home...