On Tue, May 08, 2007 at 04:27:47PM -0400, Jameson C. Burt wrote: > When I print a file (test file has only 4 characters), > CUPS does not print. > However, whenever I reboot, CUPS will print all jobs, > clearing the CUPS job queue. > > I can repeat this by creating new print jobs. > [...] > > Printing worked fine before our Microsoft administrators decided to --------------------------------- ^^^^^^^^^ well, *there's* yer problem.... sheesh... change all printers from standard internet IP's (199.129.207.*) > to reserved addresses (10.55.1.*). > I changed my computers IP address and the printers' IP addresses. > Indeed, I eventually removed all printing packages and reinstalled them. > > It's possible our administrators also added filters, > but I get the following nmap results > PORT STATE SERVICE > 21/tcp open ftp > 23/tcp open telnet > 80/tcp open http > 280/tcp open http-mgmt > 443/tcp open https > 515/tcp open printer > 631/tcp open ipp > 9100/tcp open jetdirect > So the ports appear to be open, > and besides, Debian is printing when it reboots. > > I run Debian version > 4.0 > with the following two packages installed > cupsys 1.2.7-4 > cupsys-driver-gutenprint 5.0.0-3 > and no *foomatic* packages. > > Any ideas, so I needn't reboot to print? well. first. have you tried restarting cups as an alternative to rebooting? /etc/init.d/cupsys restart this would tell us whether to look at cups or at some other part of the system. A
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