HPLIP 1.6.6a - This maintenance release has the following changes.
1. Added a check to hp-sendfax, hp-makecopies and hp-unload to disallow
GUI mode if X is not available.
2. Changed the hpfax: retry to 10sec (from 30sec).
3. Changed device URI pattern matching in device.py for BEH
compatability
On Tuesday 27 June 2006 15:58, dwelch91 wrote:
> Henrique de Moraes Holschuh wrote:
> > On Tue, 27 Jun 2006, Suffield, David wrote:
> >> Based on your feedback for a qt-less configuration. I think the
> >> following configuration option can be added to a future HPLIP
> >> release.
> >>
> >> --disab
On Tue, 27 Jun 2006, dwelch91 wrote:
> > However, if it would make your life easier to run the build twice with
> > different configure options when one wants a non-gui mode, it should not be
> > a problem for us either.
>
> Is this configure flag useful then?
Not to Debian, and probably not for
Henrique de Moraes Holschuh wrote:
> On Tue, 27 Jun 2006, Suffield, David wrote:
>> Based on your feedback for a qt-less configuration. I think the
>> following configuration option can be added to a future HPLIP release.
>>
>> --disable-qt-build (default = no)
>>
>> This option would be used to bu
On Tue, 27 Jun 2006, Suffield, David wrote:
> Based on your feedback for a qt-less configuration. I think the
> following configuration option can be added to a future HPLIP release.
>
> --disable-qt-build (default = no)
>
> This option would be used to build a no-gui (command line only) HPLIP
>
Based on your feedback for a qt-less configuration. I think the
following configuration option can be added to a future HPLIP release.
--disable-qt-build (default = no)
This option would be used to build a no-gui (command line only) HPLIP
configuration. With "qt-build=yes", no "qt-required" appli
Henrique de Moraes Holschuh wrote:
> On Tue, 27 Jun 2006, dwelch91 wrote:
>> Tim, I think for the purposes of a "Qt-less" HPLIP, you could create a
>> RPM without:
>>
>> toolbox.py
>> sendfax.py*
>> fab.py*
>> ui/ directory*
>> plugins/ directory
>> hpfax.py*
>> HP-Fax-hplip.ppd*
>> coverpages.py*
On Tue, 27 Jun 2006, dwelch91 wrote:
> Tim, I think for the purposes of a "Qt-less" HPLIP, you could create a
> RPM without:
>
> toolbox.py
> sendfax.py*
> fab.py*
> ui/ directory*
> plugins/ directory
> hpfax.py*
> HP-Fax-hplip.ppd*
> coverpages.py*
The last time I tried this (it was the way I
One correction, hp-print would also be in this list.
-Don
dwelch91 wrote:
> Tim, I think for the purposes of a "Qt-less" HPLIP, you could create a
> RPM without:
>
> toolbox.py
> sendfax.py*
> fab.py*
> ui/ directory*
> plugins/ directory
> hpfax.py*
> HP-Fax-hplip.ppd*
> coverpages.py*
>
> *
Tim, I think for the purposes of a "Qt-less" HPLIP, you could create a
RPM without:
toolbox.py
sendfax.py*
fab.py*
ui/ directory*
plugins/ directory
hpfax.py*
HP-Fax-hplip.ppd*
coverpages.py*
*Note: Except that I am working on a GUI-less version of faxing for the
command line as it has been req
On Tue, 2006-06-27 at 11:56 +0200, Johannes Meixner wrote:
> I assume what you really want is some kind of "base" package
> which can actually be used and installed without any graphical
> stuff (e.g. so that HPLIP can be used on a server without pulling
> in tons of graphical stuff)?
Yes, this i
Hello,
On Jun 26 17:52 Tim Waugh wrote (shortened):
> When packaging HPLIP as RPMs I'd like to be able to separate out the
> parts that require qt from those that don't. Is there an easy way to
> distinguish the two sets of files I need?
I assume what you really want is some kind of "base" pack
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