Il giorno mar, 03/10/2017 alle 19.30 +1030, Tim ha scritto: > What's an example command line to start printing that successfully > wakes up a sleeping printer?
sudo cupsenable printer1 > How are you printing in command line? lp -d printer1 /tmp/file.pdf > > I wonder if you should be looking for another error policy, related > to resume or restart printer, rather than the job? Other error policy (abort-job, retry-current-job, stop-printer) are not useful for me, I want retry-job > How have you made this ErrorPolicy change to the config file? Via browser: https://igloo:631/admin/#CUPS_POLICIES then drop down menu and choice "Error Policy:" > Exactly where did you put it? I have put it via web interface > Exactly what command did you put? ? > There can be a time delay parameter, and it may need to be different. Can be, but I do not know. > There may be a global option, it may be doable with each printer. May be, but I do not know > You may want to mention whether it makes any difference to having to > restart the printer queue if the printer was on, then went to sleep > because it was left idle, and it self-switched-off, versus you > switched it off yourself. > > Also, does manually switching on the printer before you attempt to > print make any difference? Perhaps switching it on a good minute > before. yes, turn on printer before print the document is the better solution, but some time the user do not remember to do that and print. I have try this case, but the printer has not been put off. Only a few times this happens Thanks for reply, now I try to do some test how to reproduce this problem and let you known Many thanks -- Dario Lesca (inviato dal mio Linux Fedora 26 Workstation) _______________________________________________ users mailing list -- [email protected] To unsubscribe send an email to [email protected]
