On Tue 25 Nov 2014 at 10:58:01 -0430, Tom Maneiro wrote: > Sorry for the delay, it has been a very busy week for me, and for some reason > my last reply never arrived to the tracker.
No problem. > I tried setting the print queue to raw, but... I can't still print. > I even went and created a separate queue for the CL3005W in raw mode (device > URI is "usb://KONICA%20MINOLTA/mc1600W?serial=06796", and I named the queue > "CL3005Wr"), then I setup one of my remote clients to print to it. Not only > nothing came out of the printer, this time I didn't even got any error on the > server! Dunno if somehow the print job got mangled and the printer rejected > the > bad data (I did noticed that the printer "Ready" LED blinked briefly during > one > of the failed attempts), or it simply went to nowhere - I'll have to recheck > this later. I altered the queue on an unstable client we had in a previous mail to lpadmin -p test -v ipp://192.168.7.65:631/printers/CL3005Wr -E -m <the 1600W foo2zjs PPD> On a Wheezy server sharing its queues I did lpadmin -p CL3005Wr -v file:/tmp/TEST -E -m raw Printing /etc/debian_version produces TEST, which has the same size and is the same type as the test file produced previously on the client. With your printer I would expect TEST to print from the server with something like 'cat TEST > /dev/usb/lp0' and by changing the device URI to "usb://KONICA%20MINOLTA/mc1600W?serial=06796". I am at a loss to understand why you have been unable to. > Remote Windows clients can still print to the unmodified queue, sane as for > anything running older CUPS versions. In fact, I've been using the same > server/client setup since 2007 or so, in several Linux flavors (including > older > Debian Sid servers). using clients both in Windows and several Linux distros, > and only in this year I had CUPS patches break it, because SOMEHOW it's now > considered a "you're doing it wrong" case. At most I think the whole > FINAL_CONTENT_TYPE should be exposed as an user-modifiable option somewhere in > the config files. Considerations such as altering the behaviour of cups are above my pay grade. :) Regards, Brian. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-dist-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
