Package: wnpp
Severity: RFP
RasterView is a simple GUI image viewer which specializes in displaying
CUPS raster and PWG Raster files.
The CUPS and PWG Raster formats are used by CUPS in some printing
workflows. Both can handle multi-page image files, and can embed job
specific settings in page he
py.
But more specific bug reports would definitely help tremendously in
that.
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Kurt Pfeifle
System & Network Printing Consultant Linux/Unix/Windows/Samba/CUPS
Infotec Deutschland GmbH . Hedelfinger Strasse 58
A RICOH Company ... D-70327 Stu
Roger Leigh wrote:
> Kurt Pfeifle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>> @Debian's CUPS-Patchers: What about properly closing the pipes again
>> your (seetuid root!) helper utility opened?
>>
>> I'm still failing to see where the printing and CUPS-related wi
ers: What about properly closing the pipes again
your (seetuid root!) helper utility opened?
I'm still failing to see where the printing and CUPS-related wisdom of
the Debian packagers is superior to the one living in the brains of the
CUPS upstream developers.
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Kurt Pfeifle
Syste
thon-pysnmp-common
E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
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Kurt Pfeifle
System & Network Printing Consultant Linux/Unix/Windows/Samba/CUPS
Infotec Deutschland GmbH . Hedelfinger Strasse 58
A RICOH Company ... D-70327 S
ed "yes", a check for installation of
cupsys should happen, and recommend or initiate installation if not
present).
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Kurt Pfeifle
System & Network Printing Consultant Linux/Unix/Windows/Samba/CUPS
Infotec Deutschland GmbH . Hedelfinger Strasse 58
Because, you know, if "CUPS browsing" were set up correctly on server
and client, you would not even need to configure *anything*. And you
could select your printer in the KDE print dialog (or the Gnome one)
and have all print options at your finger tips *without* *even* *a*
*ne
with your overall DNS name resolution
You very likely have fallen prey to a distro setup where the packagers
have deviated from the upstream defaults without considering the
implications of *all* their changes.
Cheers,
Kurt
P.S.: I recommend to close this bug report after double-checking for
Martin-Éric Racine wrote:
> On 6/5/07, Kurt Pfeifle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Martin-Éric Racine wrote:
>> > On 6/5/07, Kurt Pfeifle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> >> Package: cupsys
>> >> Version: 1.2.11-2
>> >>
>> &g
Martin Pitt wrote:
> tag 427559 confirmed
> retitle 427559 cupsys: make backend permissions behaviour compatible to
> upstream
> thanks
>
> Hi Kurt,
>
> Kurt Pfeifle [2007-06-04 23:19 +0200]:
>> * you have changed cupsd to run as user cupsys, while upstream CUPS
leases of Samba 3.0.20+ now do include a new smb.conf
parameter called "cups options" added. You can set this parameter to any
single CUPS job option, or a part, or the complete list of options con-
tained in your lpoptions file; whatever you want.
I think this bug report can be closed.
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Martin-Éric Racine wrote:
> On 6/5/07, Kurt Pfeifle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Package: cupsys
>> Version: 1.2.11-2
>>
>> I'm reporting on behalf of
>> a customer who called me today because important functions on his test
>> printserver [runn
n the CUPS
docu at localhost:631/help what you changed and how the user can
return to upstream's CUPS behavior for its scheduler and backends.
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Kurt Pfeifle
System & Network Printing Consultant Linux/Unix/Windows/Samba/CUPS
Infotec Deutschland GmbH ..
Hi,
this bug report is not accepted as valid by the KDEPrint maintainers.
KDEPrint can already do what you want (and can do so since more than 5
years already). Please look for more details at the explanations given
at http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=142893
Cheers
--
Kurt Pfeifle
> Whenever I modify a printer (ie, when the PPD file changes) the device
> URI defaults to "socket" (I'm using a HP with a JetDirect card in it).
>
> When means I then have to go back to the printer overview page and
> cut'n'paste the device URI. It seems to me that the modify page should
> have t
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