> Date: Wed, 11 Sep 2013 18:29:07 +0100 > From: Jeremy Henty <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [blfs-support] Cannot Print document using HP Printer > > akhiezer wrote: > > > Can you change 'LogLevel info' to 'LogLevel debug' in cupsd.conf, > > I would recommend using "debug2" instead of "debug" - it is far more > informative. >
- yeah, I guess it's worth checking that level at this stage. S.Roy, are you ok for that? Can you stop cupsd, make the config-file change, start cupsd, go into cups web-admin and set the printer as default, then try a single test-print from still-within cups web-admin: and post the logfile inline in yr eml-msg, including the cupsd start-up phase. Can you also post that 'df -hP' and 'lpstat -t -l' info. And do set a default printer. If still you get no physical print-out, then can you do: === * check in cups-webadmin, is the test-print job still in a(ny) print-queue? * cross-check with 'lpstat -l -t' . * unplug the usb cable from the computer (i.e. at the computer end), wait the proverbial 10 seconds, plug it back in to the same usb-port, and see if that works: and either way, post the debug2 error-log from that test-phase. === I'd think at this stage, that the candidate causes are: -- * incomplete software stack; still need more-exact driver and foomatic-rip/hpijs, or equiv functionality. * possibly old usb 'attach' issue: in theory is fixed, but cups (?) devs still have a 'let us know if still bugs you' invite. * there's a warning in the error_log re compiled without dbus; and _possibly_-related 'discarding-events' entries throughout. -- I might be able to get an old canon/epson usb printer in a few days' time, to try to have a better look from here. (( I've not really had to debug cups printing much further beyond this level, not least as learned what infrastruc is required, from a solid setup - i.e. Slackware - and always make sure that the requisite infrastruc is in place: else IMHExperience, you _will_ get bitten; I'd still expect you'll need the foomatic-rip/hpijs stuff (or equiv) if you're not going the hplip route (yet). )) Cheers, Akhiezer -- -- http://linuxfromscratch.org/mailman/listinfo/blfs-support FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/faq.html Unsubscribe: See the above information page
