PostScript driver adds extra commands after End-Of-Job

[michaelrsweet]

Version: 1.1.22
CUPS.org User: holger.graefe.gad

Sending PostScript jobs from different systems to a CUPS PostScript printer causes the PS2PS filter to add extra PJL and PostScript code to the job.

Behind the PJL and PostScript End-Of-Job (i.e. "%%EOF" and "@pjl EOJ") of the original file the following lines are sent to the printer:

userdict/ESPwl{}bind put

%%Trailer
%%Pages: 0
%%EOF
%-12345X@PJL EOJ
%-12345X

If the printer's default PDL is set to PCL (not to PS), these lines will be printed! This behavior of the printer (e.g. Lexmark) seems to be correct, because the PostScript job has finished and there is no "%!" sequence introducing these lines.

The attachment contains the two files: The one sent to CUPS and the other which is sent to the printer by CUPS.

[michaelrsweet]

CUPS.org User: mike

Please re-test with the current CUPS release (1.2.2) and report whether the problem persists.

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CUPS.org User: mike

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