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When I initially installed Gentoo, I also set up my printer using the CUPS 
driver and it worked perfectly. Now yesterday (since then I made a lot of 
package updates of course) I wanted to use my printer and had to see it was 
no longer recognized by cups. lpinfo -v didn't even see my /dev/usb/lp0 
although it was there and had read/write permissions, etc.

I then removed all of cups and reinstalled, same problem. I was then finally 
able to pin that error down to the fact that I had my /etc/hosts file not set 
up like expected by cups and/or PAM. After changing it back to 127.0.0.1 
localhost, I was finally able to readd my printer to the list, set it up, 
etc. However only using the KDE Print Center. Using the web interface, I got 
a Request Entity Too Large error message by the cups web server.

Ok, so now I got the printer set up and recognized again, yet it still doesn't 
print. If I try to print a test page from the KDE Print Center, I get a 
"server-error-service-unavailable" error message, if I try to print a test 
page from the web interface, I get a "client-error-gone" error message.

This starts ticking me off, as I can't find any valid reason why it does that. 
I guess it has somehow been broken either by the latest cups ebuild (r4, i 
know it worked under r3) or by the recent PAM updates.

I'll be thankful for any ideas or suggestions.

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