Public bug reported:

When trying to print a PNG/JPG from GIMP or EOG with Photo quality with
a HP printer on Intrepid, the hard drive suddenly starts to work very
strong during many minutes and all available space disappear until
there's no free space left (it ate 4.0 Gb in my case, this is all free
space I have) . Once there is no free space, hplip says that the print
job completed successfully and the printer prints a single page that
contains this text :

Error : /ioerror in --run--
  Operand stack:
     --nostringval--  --dict:7/16(L) --

At this point, the computer does not have any space left on the hard
drive. If you want to get back any space, you have to delete
/var/spool/cups/* and /tmp/gs* .

The printer status become : /usr/lib/cups/filter/foomatic-rip failed
This line appears in syslogs each time I reproduce the bug : hpijs: warning 
setting paper size=0. err=-30

I reproduced this bug with two different HP printers on three different
computers under intrepid, including one that was freshly installed and
updated without any changes in the configuration. This bug is not
reproducible in Hardy. This bug is not affected by apparmor (setting
cups to aa-complain mode is not a workaround).

Workaround : This bug is not reproducible when printing with evince or
openoffice, so printing PDF is not a problem!

Steps to reproduce :

1. Before all, have a HP printer and a computer installed with a updated 
intrepid system.
2. Open any PNG picture you want (or a .jpg from /usr/share/backgrounds).
3. Click on File / Print..
4. Select your HP printer.
5. Click on "Advanced" tab and select "Photo" for the "printout mode".
6. Click the print button.

Result : In a few seconds, there will not be any space available on your
hard drive, and your printer will print a error page.

** Affects: hplip (Ubuntu)
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

** Description changed:

  When trying to print a PNG/JPG from GIMP or EOG with Photo quality with
  a HP printer on Intrepid, the hard drive suddenly starts to work very
  strong during many minutes and all available space disappear until
  there's no free space left (it ate 4.0 Gb in my case, this is all free
  space I have) . Once there is no free space, hplip says that the print
  job completed successfully and the printer prints a single page that
  contains this text :
  
  Error : /ioerror in --run--
    Operand stack:
       --nostringval--  --dict:7/16(L) --
  
  At this point, the computer does not have any space left on the hard
  drive. If you want to get back any space, you have to delete
  /var/spool/cups/* and /tmp/gs* .
  
  The printer status become : /usr/lib/cups/filter/foomatic-rip failed
  This line appears in syslogs each time I reproduce the bug : hpijs: warning 
setting paper size=0. err=-30
  
  I reproduced this bug with two different HP printers on three different
  computers under intrepid, including one that was freshly installed and
  updated without any changes in the configuration. This bug is not
- reproducible in Hardy.
+ reproducible in Hardy. This bug is not affected by apparmor (setting
+ cups to aa-complain mode is not a workaround).
  
  Workaround : This bug is not reproducible when printing with evince or
  openoffice, so printing PDF is not a problem!
  
  Steps to reproduce :
  
  1. Before all, have a HP printer and a computer installed with a updated 
intrepid system.
  2. Open any PNG picture you want (or a .jpg from /usr/share/backgrounds).
  3. Click on File / Print..
  4. Select your HP printer.
  5. Click on "Advanced" tab and select "Photo" for the "printout mode".
  6. Click the print button.
  
  Result : In a few seconds, there will not be any space available on your
  hard drive, and your printer will print a error page.

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Cups eats all hard drive space and print errors when using photo quality
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/288570
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