[Bug 39465] Re: Samsung ML-1740 Not Listed

2006-09-20 Thread Till Kamppeter
New foomatic-db with this entry will soon appear in Edgy.

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   Status: Confirmed = Fix Committed

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[Bug 41789] Re: the Samsung ML-1610 printer works with ML-1510 driver

2006-09-20 Thread Till Kamppeter
New foomatic-db with explicit entry for ML-1610 will soon appear in
Edgy.

** Changed in: foomatic-db (Ubuntu)
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[Bug 8125] Re: username for smb printer is not shown on printer properties

2006-09-18 Thread Till Kamppeter
I think as soon as the patched version of the gnome-cups-manager is in
Edgy we can close this bug. Patching CUPS wouls not only expose sensible
data but also make CUPS too much patched, so that incompatibilities with
other tools can happen.

So I reject it for CUPS and leave it open only for the gnome-cups-
manager.


** Changed in: cupsys (Ubuntu)
   Status: Needs Info = Rejected

** Also affects: gnome-cups-manager (Ubuntu)
   Importance: Untriaged
   Status: Unconfirmed

** Changed in: gnome-cups-manager (Ubuntu)
 Assignee: (unassigned) = Ubuntu Printing Team
   Status: Unconfirmed = Confirmed

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[Bug 28405] Re: Dapper (updated today) -- cupsys will not use a jetdirect port other than 9100

2006-09-18 Thread Till Kamppeter
Which version of CUPS are you using? I have 1.2.3 (on Edgy) and if I
specify socket://printer:9101 (no trailing slash) the data gets
correctly sent to port 9101.

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[Bug 28405] Re: Dapper (updated today) -- cupsys will not use a jetdirect port other than 9100

2006-09-18 Thread Till Kamppeter
** Changed in: gnome-cups-manager (Ubuntu)
   Status: Unconfirmed = Needs Info

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[Bug 58403] Re: adding smb printer difficult on large networks

2006-09-18 Thread Till Kamppeter
When it scans, it should simply not pop up any authentication windows (I
do so in printerdrake in Mandriva). If it cannot obtain info (list of
available printer shares) from a server without any authentication, it
should skip the server. It can still ask for authentication if the user
chooses one printer share from the scan result to set up a queue for it.
So scanning can be still used when listing of resources is allowed by
anonymous users but not printing.

Or one only shows the server name (without printer share names) when a
server needs authentication for  listing of resources. Then the
authentication is only popped up when the user chooses this server name
as destination for his print queue. After that a list of the printing
resources of this server could be shown, for the user choosing the real
destination.

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[Bug 60576] Re: Adding LPD printer freezes gnome-cups-add

2006-09-15 Thread Till Kamppeter
For easy discovering and addition of network printers use the new
facilities of CUPS 1.2.

Make sure that the SNMP backend is used (this is an SNMP network auto-
scan tool, for sure exits after around 3 or 4 seconds):

sudo ln -s /usr/lib/cups/backend-available/snmp /usr/lib/cups/backend/

(I suggest that this is set by default, on Mandriva it never broke
anything for me and also no user complained about it)

Then use the web interface of CUPS

https://localhost:631/

and click on Administration. After some seconds your not yet
configured network printers should be listed and you only need to click
Add this printer and follow the instructions on the following screens.
If asked for log in and password enter your log in and password (or of
any privileged user).

Or use the command line:

sudo lpinfo -v

to see the auto-detected URI of your printer and then

sudo lpadmin -p queue name -E -v URI -P PPD file

gnome-cups-manager is not maintained upstream any more, if someone here
is still hacking on it, have a look at the source code of the SNMP
backend of CUPS 1.2, or let the gnome-cups-manager simply call this
backend instead of doing the dirty work by itself.

Perhaps the web interface of CUPS should be listed in the Administration
menu of the desktop.

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[Bug 25966] Re: Printer drivers for Brother

2006-09-13 Thread Till Kamppeter
The PPD files for PostScript (BR-Script) printers are under GPL and
therefore they can be redistributed. They are also available in the
upstream foomatic-db package.

The drivers for non-PostScript printers are redistributable but they are
closed-source. So they disqualify to be in the main distro, but they can
be added to some extra repository for non-free software without explicit
agreement with Brother. See the license text by going to

http://solutions.brother.com/linux/sol/printer/linux/lpr_drivers.html

and clicking an arbitrary driver download link.

The CUPS wrappers are under GPL again, but they are useless without the
corresponding closed-source LPR driver. On a CUPS system it required to
have both the CUPS wrapper and the appropriate LPR driver for the
printer.

If we do not have an appropriate repository for such packages we can
only reject this report.

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[Bug 25966] Re: Printer drivers for Brother

2006-09-13 Thread Till Kamppeter
We will investigate on adding these drivers to multiverse.

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[Bug 59934] Re: since updating to edgy, HP Deskjet 600 is not detected at all

2006-09-11 Thread Till Kamppeter
Can you post the output of

sudo lsmod
sudo cat /proc/sys/dev/parport/parport*/autoprobe*

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[Bug 59934] Re: since updating to edgy, HP Deskjet 600 is not detected at all

2006-09-11 Thread Till Kamppeter
This looks like a kernel-level problem for me. All kernel modules for
the parallel port are loaded (parport, parport_pc, and lp), but the
printer's ID is not appearing in any of the
/proc/sys/dev/parport/parport*/autoprobe* files.

As you had this printer already working on your machine, I assume that
the BIOS settings for your parallel port are correct for bi-directional
access.

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[Bug 56444] Re: Easy double-sided printing

2006-09-11 Thread Till Kamppeter
This is an interesting feature request, but it cannot be assigned to one
package. It needs to be implemented in the printing dialog. So currently
you would have to suggest this separately to the KDE/Qt, GNOME/GTK, and
some application folks (OpenOffice.org, Scribus, ...), but not to the
package maintainers of this or any other Linux distribution. You should
suggest this to the upstream developers. In the future it is planned to
offer common printing dialogs linked to the applications vis tthe
Portland interface (http://portland.freedesktop.org/), so you should
probably also make your suggestion there.

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[Bug 59934] Re: since updating to edgy, HP Deskjet 600 is not detected at all

2006-09-11 Thread Till Kamppeter
Can you add the printer with the web interface of CUPS?

Go to http://localhost:631/ and click on Administration. If your
printer or at least the first parallel port is shown, click on the
appropriate Add this printer button and choose the model on the next
screens. When asked for user name and password, enter your user name and
your password.

If your printer/the parallel port does not appear, click Add Printer
at the top of the page and fill in the fields on the following screens.
In the Device step choose LPT #1, in the following steps chose your
printer model. Does this work?

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[Bug 39465] Re: Samsung ML-1740 Not Listed

2006-09-05 Thread Till Kamppeter
Moving to foomatic-db

At first, if a printer is not listed in the gnome-cups-manager or any
other printer setup tool, this is caused by the printer not being in the
foomatic-db package on your installed system.

Look up the printer on linuxprinting.org to see whether it is already
added upstream.

I have added this printer and other Samsung laser printers today. I also
added the new SPL2 driver splix to the database.

To fix this problem in Ubuntu it is only needed to update foomatic-db to
the current snapshot and to add the splix driver. Then this printer
will work perfectly out of the box.


** Changed in: cupsys (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: cupsys = foomatic-db

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[Bug 58908] Re: HP PSC 2110 printer PJL ENTER LANGUAGE=PCL3GUI

2006-09-04 Thread Till Kamppeter
This is not a bug in Ubuntu. It is wrongly configured. What you are
doing is to let the client convert the PostScript coming from the
applications into PCL and this is sent to the server which assumes it to
be plain text and tries to convert it to PCL again, and the result on
the paper looks like if you open a PCL file with a text editor.

In a network environment with CUPS the printer filters and drivers are
always only on the server.

The easiest should be to have the following lines in the server's
/etc/cups/cupsd.conf:

Browsing On
BrowseAddress @LOCAL

and to restart the CUPS daemon there.

THe client's /etc/cups/cupsd.conf should contain:

Listen *:631
Browsing On
BrowseAllow @LOCAL
BrowseDeny All
BrowseOrder deny,allow

Restart the CUPS daemin on the client(s), too. Remove your print queues
for the PSC 2110 from your clients. Wait for 30 seconds and the server's
print queue should automatically get visible on the clients.

See also

http://www.linuxprinting.org/~till/printing-tutorial/tut.html


** Changed in: gnome-cups-manager (Ubuntu)
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[Bug 58908] Re: HP PSC 2110 printer PJL ENTER LANGUAGE=PCL3GUI

2006-09-04 Thread Till Kamppeter
I have forgotten one thing:

Also the server needs

Listen *:631

(do not forget to restart the CUPS daemon after this change).

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[Bug 44459] Re: [Dapper] Can't use spaces when specifying printer name

2006-09-04 Thread Till Kamppeter
I think Kurt is right, so I reject this one.

** Changed in: cupsys (Ubuntu)
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[Bug 15167] Re: LPR does not work with some printers

2006-09-04 Thread Till Kamppeter
Bug is in gnome-cups-manager, it should not accept '/' in a printer
name.

** Changed in: cupsys (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: cupsys = gnome-cups-manager

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