Hello all,
I have been having the same problem (CUPS printer not showing/being available
on Chromium), and seem to have fixed it as follows:-
Open CUPS administration page (localhost:631/admin)
under Server settings, enable 'Allow printing from the Internet'
(I also have 'Allow remote
@wallento and @jose+ubu1, could you please run the command
ps aux | grep cups-proxyd
and post the output here and also could you attach the files
/var/snap/cups/current/var/log/cups-proxyd_log
/var/snap/cups/current/var/log/error_log
/var/log/cups/error_log
Attach the files one by one, in
Changing the printerdriver from driverless to a selected Cups driver for
the printermodell solved the issue on my end. It seems that snaps that
are not using Cups-control are having trouble with connecting to
printers using the driverless approach.
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I also tried restarting cups and the printer as suggested here
https://forum.snapcraft.io/t/new-interface-cups-for-all-snaps-which-
print/29702/5 but Chromium still does not show the printer queue as a
Destination (only Save as PDF is available).
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Hi,
I have the same issue as well, on two different boxes (ubuntu 22.04)
with two different printers (HP & Samsung).
The printers show up in "system" settings. The Firefox snap is able to
print correctly, it is connected to cups-control (not cups as the
Chromium snap).
Here's the relevant
Here is the output as it is now after switching from driverless printing
to a cups driver for my printer.
lpstat -v
Gerät für HP_Officejet_Pro_8610_2414BB:
implicitclass://HP_Officejet_Pro_8610_2414BB/
Gerät für HP_Officejet_Pro_8610_2414BB@HPFC3FDB2414BB.local:
Heiko, even that you have found a workaround, could you continue help us
what was going on? Could you follow the instructions of comment #4?
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I fixed the problem myself by setting the printer up with a cupsdriver.
Since my printer is connected to my LAN as a networkprinter it is using
the default "driverless" setup that works out of the box after i install
Kubuntu. It works for native apps and flatpaks as well. Applications
installed as
Heiko, please run the following commands and post their output here:
lpstat -v
lpstat -p
cups.lpstat -v
cups.lpstat -p
snap list | grep cups
snap connections cups
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** Changed in: chromium-browser (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
** Changed in: cups (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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It could be a problem in Chromium or Cups then.
If you start Chromium from the command line with
chromium --enable-logging=stderr |& tee chromium.log
and work from there, do you see anything relevant in the output?
If yes, please attach the generated log file to this bug report.
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