It seems /etc/default/scanbd is not created by your package.
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On 31.03.2015 02:21, sander wrote:
It seems /etc/default/scanbd is not created by your package.
Nope, it isn't. Why should it?
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Anyhow, the philosophy of if you have to write a man-page something is
broken in the usability has some merit. I want things to work without
the user having to read lots of docs as is currently the case.
About the list of supported scanners, isn't that simply the list with
SANE support?
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The buttons of the Epson Perfection V33 I had before did not work, which
was the only reason to buy a new scanner.
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2015-03-06 8:07 GMT+01:00 Rolf Leggewie 1216...@bugs.launchpad.net:
Anyhow, the philosophy of if you have to write a man-page something is
broken in the
You can write this information for the man pages and include in
/usr/share/docs/scanbd/ That's probably were other distro packagers will
look if they also want the same great scanner experience in their distro as
in Debian and Ubuntu ;-) Anyway, if scanbd gets much more popular, the
chances
Yes, I think that's what it means.
As far as improving and giving back to upstream, I'm with you on the
same page but my experience has been that upstream isn't necessarily
open to these things:
for i in 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ; gnome-open
https://sourceforge.net/p/scanbd/tickets/$i/;sleep 5;done
My
Yes, I believe this indeed is expected. On my system scanimage -L does not
work at all from command line, but this probably will be related to the
development version of Sane I am using and the bug related to the Intel USB
chipset.
As you can see in the actions.script, you also can see scanimage
No, saned is not intended to be started automatically as it would block
scanbd. This is also the reason you need inetd.
So: /etc/default/saned should read RUN=no
If I run scanbd -f it outputs scanbd: dbus match
type='signal',interface='org.freedesktop.Hal.Manager' on my installation.
Does this
Sander, I am a terrible man-page write. Will you take the bait?
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On 04.03.2015 14:15, sander wrote:
I believe that's because that one was suggested in some scanbd
documentation.
I believe the better dependency for the package will be
openbsd-inetutils|inet-superserver. That's taken care of now in
version 1.4.1-3rl4.
All the things you raised should thus be
I believe that's because that one was suggested in some scanbd
documentation.
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Op 4 mrt. 2015 06:40 schreef Rolf Leggewie 1216...@bugs.launchpad.net:
BTW, is there a reason you are suggesting inetutils-inetd in #6?
openbds-inetd seems to enjoy the much wider
scanimage -L indeed doesn't work, but SANE_CONFIG_DIR=/etc/scanbd
scanimage -L does. So, I wonder if this is expected and things are
good now.
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BTW, is there a reason you are suggesting inetutils-inetd in #6?
openbds-inetd seems to enjoy the much wider adoption.
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Trusty! That's good. I run Trusty myself.
I have set up a shared webdrive where I periodically upload binary
packages for you (or anyone else) to test. Of course, you are also free
to compile the latest package yourself. From time to time, I plan to
also make a release to my LTS stable
Here is the URL for the webdrive
https://my.owndrive.com/public.php?service=filest=a72e23f896f3c97477f2d6e06e5a4d79
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Do you know how to recompile for your own target release? If not, what
release are you running?
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Do you know how to recompile for your own target release? If not, what
release are you running?
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Do I need to test this release over the weekend?
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2015-02-27 3:35 GMT+01:00 Rolf Leggewie 1216...@bugs.launchpad.net:
By the way, I made two releases in the last few days for scanbd to
experimental to incorporate some of your (and my subsequent) findings.
I plan to
Yes, I can test on Ubuntu, but not on Debian.
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2015-02-27 3:33 GMT+01:00 Rolf Leggewie 1216...@bugs.launchpad.net:
For clarification; You are saying you can test scanbd on a Ubuntu system
but not on a Debian system? There has never been a delta for scanbd
between
For clarification; You are saying you can test scanbd on a Ubuntu system
but not on a Debian system? There has never been a delta for scanbd
between the Debian and Ubuntu packages.
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By the way, I made two releases in the last few days for scanbd to
experimental to incorporate some of your (and my subsequent) findings.
I plan to do more since I haven't yet fully addressed your list. Those
releases are about making scanbd more robust and the OOTB experience one
of just works
You're welcome. When I need to test your Ubuntu package, just let me
know. I will not test the Debian package because I did some ugly things
to get a development version of sane-backends running which was needed
to overcome a very annoying bug with my scanner caused by the Intel USB
chipset (or
Sorry, below is a fixed actions.script. Note that you need these
packages for this script: icc-profiles-free, mpack, and imagemagick. For
sending emails, the package ssmtp is a very userfriendly choice.
The buttons work like this:
* PDF + PDF -- Save 1 page PDF scan to directory
* PDF + Scan +
Ok, the package misses some parts to make scanbd work out-of-the-box:
1) All files in /etc/sane.d/ need to be copied to /etc/scanbd/ (a sub
directory will not work!)
2) /etc/sane.d/dll.conf -- All need to be commented, except for net.
3) /etc/sane.d/net.conf -- localhost and a timeout of 3
4)
Hello Rolf,
Sorry for the long delay. I just built your Debian package from source
(Wheezy here) and got everything working after some tuning. It took me some
time as I first wanted to overcome this critical bug: https://bugs
.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=727211
As it is very late right
Ok, I will do it next month (I'm very busy right now).
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2014-11-14 5:00 GMT+01:00 Rolf Leggewie 1216...@bugs.launchpad.net:
Thanks, Logan
Sander, please install the scanbd package and see if it works for you.
You can grab it from my PPA for trusty and later.
For
scanbd is now in Vivid.
** Changed in: ubuntu
Status: Triaged = Fix Released
** Package changed: debian = scanbd (Debian)
** Package changed: ubuntu = scanbd (Ubuntu)
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Thanks, Logan
Sander, please install the scanbd package and see if it works for you.
You can grab it from my PPA for trusty and later.
For me, it works when I start scanbd from the command line (with -f
switch to stay in the foreground). Things do not work properly yet,
when scanbd is simply
** Changed in: debian
Status: New = Fix Released
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Sander, sorry that I missed your mail. And sorry about the long time
this whole thing took. The good news is that scanbd is now finally in
Debian unstable and thus will become a part of the next Debian and
Ubuntu release. I will likely also make periodic releases for precise
in my stable PPA.
I have a scanner with supported buttons...tell me what I need to test and
I'll see what I can do.
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2014-10-11 11:18 GMT+02:00 Rolf Leggewie 1216...@bugs.launchpad.net:
Sander, sorry that I missed your mail. And sorry about the long time
this whole thing took. The
Hello Rolf,
This is the email I have sent you on September 1, 2013. I suppose you did
not receive it last year...
PS: I am now running Ubuntu 14.04.
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Hello,
Yes indeed. I have a scanner that works with scanbd, a Canon LiDE 110 (very
good Sane support
too bad nobody ever contacted me so the release of this package was much
delayed
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Thank you Logan for making me aware of this ticket.
Sander or anyone else interested in this package, please contact me via
e-mail at f...@rolf.leggewie.biz. I have a WIP package ready for testing
but currently I do not have access to a supported scanner.
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