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system-config-printer package

  1. Bug #1707193
  2. Comment #2

Comment 2 for bug 1707193

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Till Kamppeter (till-kamppeter) wrote :

Please start system-config-printer using the command line

system-config-printer --debug 2>&1 | tee log.txt

and do the same attempts to set up your printer as before, one with the DNS-SD/IPP choice and once with IPP driverless.

After that please attach log.txt (do not compress) to this bug report.

Try also the following:

Run the command

driverless

You get some lines of output. Each line is the URI (Unified Resource Identifier) of one of the printers in your network which supports driverless printing.

Is there one corresponding to your HP Color LaserJet MFP M476dn? You recognize it if it by whether it contains the host name, IP address, make, or model name of the printer.

Have you found the correct URI? Then run

lpadmin -p LJM476IPP -E -v URI -m everywhere

replacing URI by the URI you have found with the "driverless" command. This creates a print queue for your printer, using driverless IPP network printing.

Please post all screen output here.

Does this print queue work? Can you also attach (in a separate comment) your /etc/cups/ppd/LJM476IPP.ppd file?

Please run also
ipptool -tv URI get-printer-attributes.test > ipp-attrs.txt

replacing URI again by your printer's URI and attach (in another comment) ipp-attrs.txt.

Please do not compress any of your attachments nor package them together. Attach them one-by-one.