CUPS Problem

[Gilles Fourchet]

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Thanks Anton.

Actually, it was a problem with my parallel port drivers.

Gilles


Anton Markov wrote:

| It looks like this is a problem with a buggy printer driver than CUPS
| itself. Try googling around to see what other people have encountered
| with your particular printer.
|
| Gilles Fourchet wrote:
|
| >I did use the web interface to configure my printer and everything is
| >fine (as far as I can tell).  I was even able to print the test page
| >then.  If a retry to print a test page, it stays in the queue like
| >everything else.  Of course, the printer is active (status: processing,
| >accepting jobs) and the jobs are all released.
|
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