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On 01/07/06, Michael [Plouj] Ploujnikov <ploujj@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> This is really my whole cupsd.conf file: |
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> # grep -v "\#" /etc/cups/cupsd.conf |cat -s |
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OK lets think through this once more. Your original $ lpstat -h |
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localhost -t output although it shows your gray-deskjet as the |
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default destination, it does not show that the other printer is |
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paused. |
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Try again to manually set the default printer (for all users) and see |
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if it picks it up: |
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# lpoptions -d gray-deskjet |
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May be worth re-naming ~/.lpoptions file if it exists to make sure |
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that only the /etc/cups/lpoptions are read by lp on each occasion. |
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Then stop the pdfprt (not sure how you do this from the command line, |
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I use the GUI). Check that pdfprt is stopped, gray-deskjet is idle |
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accepting jobs and is the default printer using $ lpststat -h |
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localhost -t. Then try to send something to the printer using lp, |
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e.g. lp foo.txt. |
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My guess is that for some reason your pdfprt is being picked up and |
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its address cups-pdf:/ is not correct? |
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HTH |
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Regards, |
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Mick |
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