Just incase anyone was interested, I did test that cups-filters 1.0.62 fixes this. And, here's the bugzilla report.
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1167408 Devin On Jun 10, 2015, at 4:07 PM, Devin A. Bougie <devin.bou...@cornell.edu> wrote: > Our SL7 clients are using cups-browsed to discover printers shared from our > central SL7 cups server. Most of our queues have underscores in their names, > and for some reason cups-browsed is changing the underscores to dashes. This > breaks the queues for our SL7 clients. > > When running cups-browsed --debug, for example, we see: > ------ > cups-browsed: browse packet received from x.x.x.x > cups-browsed: browsed queue name is w320_br_5470 > cups-browsed: Found CUPS queue: w320-br-5470 on host x.x.x.x. > cups-browsed: Bonjour IDs: Service name: "Wilson 3rd Floor Black and White > Duplex", Service type: "", Domain: "" > ------ > > Which then gives: > ------ > lpstat -v w320-br-5470 > device for w320-br-5470: ipp://x.x.x.x:631/printers/w320-br-5470 > ------ > > This doesn't work, as the queue on the server is actually w320_br_5470. > > When looking at the cups-filters changelog, I see: > > ------ > CHANGES IN V1.0.62 > - cups-browsed: Allow underscore characters in print queue names. > Thanks to Tim Waugh from Red Hat for the bug report (Bug #1241). > ------ > > Any suggestions for working with remote queues names that contain underscores > in SL7 (cups-filters 1.0.35) would be greatly appreciated.
