I didn't have much luck with 0.0+svn966653-0ubuntu0.1. After installing
it from jaunty-proposed (with punch of other updated packages) I:
1. removed my hidden network from the settings (all the old settings was there
from the old install)
2. used the Connect to hidden network. to add my network
I'm not a printing expert, but Martin Pitt said on bug #44003, that this
was fixed in some foomatic upgrade and it occurs because of some old
cruft. That's why I've been suggesting post-inst of some foomatic
package...
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Can't add a printer in KDE: parser error?
https://launchpad.net/bugs/42965
I was right above, that my CUPS+SAMBA system bug wasn't related to this
bug. I couldn't get the HP LJ 1320 thru SMB (on a windows machine)
working either, but after an upgrade both work. I guess it was a CUPS
problem which was fixed in cupsys version 1.2.0-0ubuntu5 (fixes handling
of spaces in
Thanks Didier, I don't have acces to other than HP printers, so I wasn't
able to test any other printers, but apparently the problem is also with
other than HP printers as seen above.
I tested now with some wrong Brother driver, and didn't get the Error
- KDE Control Module pop-up error message,
Can someone increase the severity of this bug from normal to um... let's
say like to critical?
In addition to these 3 printers mentioned (in bug #43990 there was an HP
Deskjet 600) also the HP 4100N can't be added, so I guess this could
affect all HP printers, which would be a pretty bad thing...
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: kdeprint
I originally reported this in #35581, but there was many bugs under that
bug id and the original got fixed so here goes...
When I try to add a printer (using CUPS as the print system) I get this
message after choosing the right
Public bug reported:
Affects: kdebase (Ubuntu)
Severity: Normal
Priority: (none set)
Status: Unconfirmed
Description:
Binary package hint: kdeprint
I originally reported this in #35581, but there was many bugs under that
bug id and the original got fixed so here goes...
Yes, the admin mode seems to work now, but I still can't add a printer.
I reported it now as a separate bug: #42965
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dapper f5 live: administrator mode doesn't work in systemsettings
https://launchpad.net/bugs/35581
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I thought today's update fixed my problem, but it actually made it worse...
Does someone have an idea which packet this bug really belongs to? It would
help tracking weather this is fixed in some version or not. My current
kde-systemsettings seems to be 0.0svn20060413-0ubuntu1.
After updating
I have latest updates for i686 Dapper and the Administrator Mode for the
printers doesn't work.
Steps to reproduce:
1) K-menu -
2) System Settings -
3) Printers -
4) Administrator Mode -
5) Password prompt, and no matter if I type the right or wrong pw I end up in
step 4 without the
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