> Very strange, CUPS usually works out of the box.
> What sort of printer have you got?

Part of the troubles I had with CUPS was with the Linux USB support. The
latter is broken on my hardware, so the former can't work properly.

I am however becoming more and more disappointed by CUPS. If a printer
faults it can't be restarted unless one logs into cups with a web
browser as root - blerrrgh.

Recently I noticed that killing a print job doesn't kill the child
process which sends data to the printer, resulting in a waste of paper,
ink, and time. The problem "is known but can't be fixed". A print
spooler which can't kill print jobs? Hahahhaaa... ROTFL. What a sh*t
piece of software. And easysoft is selling that to their customers?? If
only lprng had options...

Volker

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