system-config-printer won't come up. It asks for my password, but the GUI never appears. Anybody else have this problem? I also tried the localhost:631 route and although I can create a printer, I can't print to it (it's a USB hp1020). I'm using the foo2zjs driver which worked fine under FC4. ( http://foo2zjs.rkkda.com/)
Thanks
Doug P
Douglas Phillipson wrote:
system-config-printer won't come up. It asks for my password, but the GUI never appears. Anybody else have this problem? I also tried the localhost:631 route and although I can create a printer, I can't print to it (it's a USB hp1020). I'm using the foo2zjs driver which worked fine under FC4. ( http://foo2zjs.rkkda.com/)
Thanks
Doug P
Had to upload the firmware to the printer. The print er now works via localhost:631, but system-config-printer still does not appear...
Doug P
Douglas Phillipson wrote:
Had to upload the firmware to the printer. The print er now works via localhost:631, but system-config-printer still does not appear...
Do you know there are two different (but related) programs system-config-printer, one in /usr/bin and one in /usr/sbin . I guess which you get depends on your $PATH .
On Sun, 2006-08-27 at 18:33 -0700, Douglas Phillipson wrote:
Douglas Phillipson wrote:
system-config-printer won't come up. It asks for my password, but the GUI never appears. Anybody else have this problem? I also tried the localhost:631 route and although I can create a printer, I can't print to it (it's a USB hp1020). I'm using the foo2zjs driver which worked fine under FC4. ( http://foo2zjs.rkkda.com/)
Thanks
Doug P
Had to upload the firmware to the printer. The print er now works via localhost:631, but system-config-printer still does not appear...
Doug P
That is the cups config interface, and is the preferred method of configuration.
in relation to your problem with the usb connection, try this. 1. disconnect the usb cable to the printer. 2. reboot the system (may not be necessary, but will be good insurance) 3. reconnect the printer 4. try printing.
If something causes the usb connection to get a different bus address it will break the connection until the device is rescanned and reconfigured by hal/udev/hotplug manager. This may be your entire issue.
Run the command from a terminal to see if there is any output error. There may also may be a special debug mode for the command line so check the documents or man pages.
HTH,
Keith
On 8/27/06, Douglas Phillipson douglas@intermind.net wrote:
system-config-printer won't come up. It asks for my password, but the GUI never appears. Anybody else have this problem? I also tried the localhost:631 route and although I can create a printer, I can't print to it (it's a USB hp1020). I'm using the foo2zjs driver which worked fine under FC4. ( http://foo2zjs.rkkda.com/)
Thanks
Doug P
On 8/27/06, Keith ac7xc1nx@gmail.com wrote:
Run the command from a terminal to see if there is any output error. There may also may be a special debug mode for the command line so check the documents or man pages.
HTH,
Keith
On 8/27/06, Douglas Phillipson douglas@intermind.net wrote:
system-config-printer won't come up. It asks for my password, but the GUI never appears. Anybody else have this problem? I also tried the localhost:631 route and although I can create a printer, I can't print to it (it's a USB hp1020). I'm using the foo2zjs driver which worked fine under FC4. ( http://foo2zjs.rkkda.com/)
Thanks
Doug P
Do you have the hplip installed and is the service running?
El dom, 27-08-2006 a las 17:51 -0700, Douglas Phillipson escribió:
system-config-printer won't come up. It asks for my password, but the GUI never appears. Anybody else have this problem? I also tried the localhost:631 route and although I can create a printer, I can't print to it (it's a USB hp1020). I'm using the foo2zjs driver which worked fine under FC4. ( http://foo2zjs.rkkda.com/)
Thanks
Doug P
You should go through Desktop > Administration > Printing (printconf command). What I can see in my system is that system-config-printer is just a symbolic link to the printconf command. Maybe you've got messed up permissions or something... Check this:
[mikhail@Ulises ~]$ ls -l /usr/sbin/printconf -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 354 ago 11 12:38 /usr/sbin/printconf
Apart from that, is your system updated and with no dependency conflicts?
Is your printer directly attached to the box or maybe you're talking about a network printer? It seems that there are some problems in the current stable version of CUPS (v.1.2.2) but related with IPP protocol -as far as I know, so printing locally shouldn't be affected.
BTW, when you talk about a USB HP 1020 you really mean HP 1120 Deskjet, don't you? I don't know much about printer models but 1020 doesn't appear into any list I've seen.
More, I think you should be able to configure it with some hp* driver, not sure at all but foo2zjs sounds to me some way strange...
Anyway, you should be able to choose a GENERIC printer when configuring, and then the Postscript driver would be a good choice..
Cheers
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El mar, 29-08-2006 a las 00:53 +0200, M Daniel R Magarzo escribió:
El dom, 27-08-2006 a las 17:51 -0700, Douglas Phillipson escribió:
system-config-printer won't come up. It asks for my password, but the GUI never appears. Anybody else have this problem? I also tried the localhost:631 route and although I can create a printer, I can't print to it (it's a USB hp1020). I'm using the foo2zjs driver which worked fine under FC4. ( http://foo2zjs.rkkda.com/)
Thanks
Doug P
You should go through Desktop > Administration > Printing (printconf command). What I can see in my system is that system-config-printer is just a symbolic link to the printconf command. Maybe you've got messed up permissions or something... Check this:
[mikhail@Ulises ~]$ ls -l /usr/sbin/printconf -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 354 ago 11 12:38 /usr/sbin/printconf
Apart from that, is your system updated and with no dependency conflicts?
Is your printer directly attached to the box or maybe you're talking about a network printer? It seems that there are some problems in the current stable version of CUPS (v.1.2.2) but related with IPP protocol -as far as I know, so printing locally shouldn't be affected.
BTW, when you talk about a USB HP 1020 you really mean HP 1120 Deskjet, don't you? I don't know much about printer models but 1020 doesn't appear into any list I've seen.
More, I think you should be able to configure it with some hp* driver, not sure at all but foo2zjs sounds to me some way strange...
Anyway, you should be able to choose a GENERIC printer when configuring, and then the Postscript driver would be a good choice..
Cheers