HP LaserJet 1102w, Rasbpian Jessie: Jobs disappear
Posted: Sat Nov 05, 2016 2:59 am
[PROBLEM]
I've installed a fresh Raspbian Jessie and tried to install my printer as I did with Wheezy.
I can print locally (on Raspbian CUPS), and the printer shows up as network printer on Xubuntu 12.04.
Everything seems fine.
Yet, when I print from Xubuntu (client), a print job shows up on the Raspberry CUPS (server) for a few seconds saying "Sending data to printer" - and then disappears. It actually moved from pending job to completed. Hm.
The CUPS error logs (/var/log/cups/error_log) say this:
Server (Raspbian):
[SOLUTION]
Got the printer working, but got no solution to this problem.
Sorry.
I've tried installing the hplip package - and the proprietary plugin (hp-setup -i). Worked even less, although HP states that the printer model 1102w is fully supported on Debian 8. Got a "Filter error". Uninstalled hplip, and reverted back to foo2zjs CUPS driver.
That was actually the same setup I had before that threw the above errors.
For some yet unknown reason it now works.
Maybe it simply was that I also restarted the printer in the process...
I don't like printers. They never work when you need them. And it's always a pain in the a** when driver operating system changes...
I've installed a fresh Raspbian Jessie and tried to install my printer as I did with Wheezy.
I can print locally (on Raspbian CUPS), and the printer shows up as network printer on Xubuntu 12.04.
Everything seems fine.
Yet, when I print from Xubuntu (client), a print job shows up on the Raspberry CUPS (server) for a few seconds saying "Sending data to printer" - and then disappears. It actually moved from pending job to completed. Hm.
The CUPS error logs (/var/log/cups/error_log) say this:
Server (Raspbian):
Client (Xubuntu):W [04/Nov/2016:22:35:14 +0100] Unexpected 'document-format' operation attribute in a Create-Job request.
E [04/Nov/2016:22:33:35 +0100] [cups-deviced] PID 14885 (dnssd) crashed on signal 6!
[SOLUTION]
Got the printer working, but got no solution to this problem.
Sorry.
I've tried installing the hplip package - and the proprietary plugin (hp-setup -i). Worked even less, although HP states that the printer model 1102w is fully supported on Debian 8. Got a "Filter error". Uninstalled hplip, and reverted back to foo2zjs CUPS driver.
That was actually the same setup I had before that threw the above errors.
For some yet unknown reason it now works.
Maybe it simply was that I also restarted the printer in the process...
I don't like printers. They never work when you need them. And it's always a pain in the a** when driver operating system changes...