Solution is to modify /etc/cups/cups-pdf.conf
and replace line :
#Label 0
by
Label 1
When it's done, all pdf files generated have an unique name. 'job
id'+'pdf name'.pdf
** Changed in: cups-pdf (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed = In Progress
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[Tribe5] cups-pdf should not overwrite existing
Cups-pdf do not fail on creating pdf the second time.
Yes, I think it does. Try the following:
1. Create two test files, test1.html and test2.html.
test1.html
===
html
head
titleTest/title
/head
body
Test 1.
/body
/html
test2.html
===
html
head
titleTest/title
/head
body
Test 2.
Tested the suggested workaround, and it worked fine for me.
I hope that the workaround will be included as default in Ubuntu 7.10.
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[Tribe5] cups-pdf should not overwrite existing pdf
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/134671
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Experience shows that enabling job labels detracts from the expected
default behavior, which is to have PDF files matching the name of the
document being printed. Users actually expect old documents to be
replaced by newer versions as well, which is why that feature is not
enabled by default.
Martin-Éric : i think that we have to discuss more that problem.
I don't think that adding number of job in the name of pdf is too
problematic.
In second time, if we decide to not add job number, it's a problem that
cups-pdf do not overwrite pdf already made. It's a source of problem for
the
