On Fri, 2014-10-03 at 23:37 -0400, Alan Feuerbacher wrote:
> Howdy,
> 
> I'm trying to get printing to work with my new systemd installation, but 
> can't get lpr or lp to work on one of the two printers. Both printers 
> work with my Windows 7 machine.
> 
> I've gone through everything I can find on the Cups home page, which was 
> quite helpful in getting to where I am now with this.
> 
> At this point, the Cups "Printers" tab correctly lists my two printers, 
> the "Jobs" tab lists the three print jobs I submitted to the one that's 
> not printing, I can print from the other printer, and I can ping both 
> printers using their IP addresses. So I know that things are working up 
> to a point.
> 
> I can also list what's on the print queues with lpq like this:
> 
> lpq -P <printer name>
> 
> This lists the same three pending print jobs as the Cups tab does.
> 
> The only thing apparently missing is output from the one printer.
> 
> Any ideas?
> 
> Alan

What kind of printer is it? Manufacturer's name and model number would
be greatly helpful. I see that you're connected via network... have you
tried using USB (if your printer has USB support) for that printer to
see if it will work? Also, since you're network attached, do you have
the correct driver for your printer, and are you using the correct port
for that driver? If you're not using the correct driver and/or port,
your printer will never wake up and accept data from your computer. I
can't be any more helpful to you without more information.

        Mike


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