Re: [SLE] CUPS Printer Problem with HP G55 on USB

From: Christina Smyth (christina_at_d-and-c-smyth.co.uk)
Date: 04/01/04

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    To: "Russbucket" <russbucket@centurytel.net>, "Suse-Linux-e" <suse-linux-e@suse.com>
    Date: Wed, 31 Mar 2004 23:26:28 +0100
    
    

    I posted on a similar issue and I do not think it is CUPS related.

    I have an HP deskjet on USB which worked perfectly on 8.2.  I recently
    upgraded to 9.0 and now have an identical problem.  The printer is still
    working: I have tested it using the script from the SuSE database regarding
    USB printers - it prints "hello".

    CUPS did not appear to be installed properly (various configuration scripts
    report "Yast2..." rather than greyscale etc) but I was unable to change
    anything.

    Accordingly I changed to LPRing with no effect.

    An earlier post on this topic suggested changing permissions on usb0 (I used
    chmod 666) but to no effect.

    The person who recommended I use Linux, SuSE in particular, is successfully
    running 9.0 on the same hardware (same gigabyte motherboard, athlon etc) but
    using a parallel port HP deskjet.

    Although I am not an expert, I am speculating that the issue is related to
    configuration scripts, permissions or similar connecting everything together.
    This seems to relate to an installation issue arising from the way SuSE has
    put everything together in relation to USB and kde/kprinter (Though SuSE
    support has not been forthcoming).

    If anyone could offer some suggestions I would be grateful.

    On Tuesday 30 March 2004 04:37, Russbucket wrote:
    > I have an HP G55 hooked to usb port 0. All indications are its OK, but test
    > print says it completed successfully but nothing prints. When I go to
    > localhost:631 and select Admin printers and then try to change
    > configuration it asks for a password and ID I use Root and its password but
    > it tells me it cannot authicate it. Where do I grant authority for this. i
    > am new to Linux and am not sure what needs to be done.
    >
    > Any help will be appriciated.

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