Try checking your printer settings using kups, qtcups or at
https://localhost:631/ (strangely, I've only managed to get this URL working
in Opera). I once had a problem where my printer stopped working all of a
sudden. I checked my CUPS settings and found that it had been put offline.
I vaguely remember a bug (I think it was in CUPS) where printer settings
would be forgotten after a reboot. I think it was mentioned in one of Till's
articles on MandrakeForum
(http://mandrakeforum.com/search.php?query=Till&type=stories§ion=&topic=&author=Till&days=0&sort=ts.time).
On Tue, 24 Jul 2001 13:24, Curtis Matthiesen wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> Well I had my Lexmark 3200 working for a day but now today I tried to print
> out something and now it won't work at all, even if I'm logged under root
> or any of my other users:
>
> The URL that I followed the instructions on how to get it working are here:
>
> http://www.linuxprinting.org/cups-doc.html
>
> I followed up to step 4 and then it worked, but today it doesn't, I tried
> up to step 6 to get it working to no avail.
>
> FYI I made the PPD file named: Lexmark-3200-lxm3200.ppd and it is located
> in my /usr/lib/cups/filter/ folder, as well, I made the file cupsomatic and
> put it in this folder:
>
> /usr/lib/cups/filter/
>
> Lastly, I even tried deleting the printer and reinstalling it and it still
> did not work, I tried both as root and as a other users.
>
> Any help is appreciated.
>
> TIA
>
> Curtis
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