AllowExpiredCerts WORKAROUND worked for me too
$ echo "AllowExpiredCerts Yes" | sudo tee /etc/cups/client.conf
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Same error; same printer; same issue as Thomas above.
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I tried adding the option 'AllowExpiredCerts' and setting it 'true'. It
did not change anything for me: The printer state is set to 'Stopped'
with status message 'cups-pki-expired' as soon as I send a job.
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@sokolov--I also have a Dell printer & I think I have fixed the problem
by adding that AllowExpiredCerts option that @Nyyr mentioned, via the
GUI settings dialog. As I recall the steps were:
settings -> printers -> Additional Printer settings
right-click on affected printer (for me Dell_Color_MFP
I'm affected with a Dell printer that suddenly started throwing this
error.
I tried adding the file client.conf to /etc/cups as suggested by Nyyr,
but that didn't help. Maybe the
AllowExpiredCerts Yes
has to go into a different .conf file in that folder?
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I think the solution should be something that does not require editing
files under /etc.
Perhaps printing should prompt a question if the document should be
printed in case the printer certificate has expired.
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Have you tried putting
AllowExpiredCerts Yes
into /etc/cups/client.conf ?
I had the same issue with Xerox WorkCentre 7220 and this did the trick.
The printer's TLS certificate expired:
openssl x509 -in /var/spool/cups/tmp/.cups/ssl/ -text
showed:
Not After : Aug 28 16:18:54 2021 GM
The same problem with HP DeskJet 3830
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Hello i have the same problem with HP printer envy 4720 since i
upgraded to linux mint 20.1
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i am having the same issue on my HP Deskjet 3630
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Same here, with a Dell Color MFP E525w.
This page https://gwolf.org/2020/05/certified-printer-fumes.html suggest
that it has to do with an expired ssl certificate of the printer. If a
check my printers certificate it has expired one year ago. After
upgrading from ubuntu 18.04 to 20.20 it stopped w
Same here. Newly installed Linux Mint 20 XFCE, Xerox 7225 printer.
Driver installed, printing stops with "cups-pki-expired" message.
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Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: cups (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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