Ubuntu 13.04 has cups 1.6.2-1ubuntu5. There is substantial co-operation
between Debian and Ubuntu over the printing system, so I'm inclined to be
optimistic and expect cups from unstable to fix this bug. Perhaps this
does it:
* debian/patches/printers-c-recognize-remote-cups-queue-via-dnssd-uri.patch,
Treat raw queues pointing to a CUPS server as remote queues (using PPD on
server) also if they have a "dnssd://..." URI.
The definitive way would be be to test with testing/unstable on a spare
partition or a USB stick (any chance of your doing that?)
would need some help to try this
> , but meanwhile
> I do not think it too unreasonable to mark the bug as fixed.
>
>> device for HP-Photosmart-3300-series:
>> hp:/net/Photosmart_3300_series?zc=HPD0A041
> I wonder whether changing the backend might get you printing.
>
> 1. Stop cups:
>
> service cups stop
>
> 2. Open /etc/cups/printers.conf in an editor and comment out the line
> beginning 'DeviceURI . . .'. Replace it with
>
> DeviceURI socket://192.168.1.79:9100
still fails
>
> or
>
> DeviceURI ipp://192.168.1.79:631/printers/HP-Photosmart-3300-series
Still fails
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