Bug#986351: (no subject)

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Subject: Bug#986351: (no subject)
From: slow_speed@att.net
Date: Mon, 5 Apr 2021 13:44:07 -0400
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If I understand your explanation, the hplip print queue workscorrectly. Therefore, the hold placed upon the print jobs must come

from somewhere else in the Debian system.

Can you at least give me another subject under which to post this bug?

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- Bug#986351: hplip: Printing Places All Jobs On Hold
  - From: Roger <slow_speed@att.net>

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