Description of problem: I have the problem with printing PDF file without extension PDF Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): cups-1.7-0.26.rc1.fc20.x86_64 cups-filters-1.0.40-4.fc20.x86_64 cups-libs-1.7-0.26.rc1.fc20.x86_64 cups-pk-helper-0.2.5-2.fc20.x86_64 cups-filters-libs-1.0.40-4.fc20.x86_64 cups-filesystem-1.7-0.26.rc1.fc20.noarch phracek@kiasportyw-kiasportyw: ~/Downloads$ file skoleni_ridicu.pdf skoleni_ridicu.pdf: PDF document, version 1.5 phracek@kiasportyw-kiasportyw: ~/Downloads$ How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. Create the PDF file witout extension .pdf 2. print over DocumentViewer 3. On Fedora 20 I see a lot off messages like "Printing <pdf_name> on printer" Actual results: File can not be printed Expected results: File can be printed Additional info:
Hi. I'm experiencing the same issue on my Fedora 19.
Created attachment 817851 [details] example document that is able to trigger the issue
Created attachment 817853 [details] output of the system-config-printer -> troubleshoot
Created attachment 817891 [details] successful print on different printer via the same cups server I can see that too using brno1-1st-entrance printer via (BrowsePoll) cups.brq.redhat.com Strange that other printers (brno1-2nd-cafe, brno1-3rd-cafe) I've tried are ok. One more note: printing directly via AppSocket/JetDirect works OK.
That queue -- brno1-1st-entrance -- is configured on the server not to accept jobs at the moment. In that case, we retry the job until it does accept it. Is that unexpected? As far as the document itself goes: this is an application/vnd.cups-pdf-banner format file, so isn't this the same as bug #919489?
(In reply to Tim Waugh from comment #5) > That queue -- brno1-1st-entrance -- is configured on the server not to > accept jobs at the moment. Right http://cups.brq.redhat.com:631/printers/brno1-1st-entrance -> 'Rejecting Jobs' I'll try to fill some ticket. > In that case, we retry the job until it does > accept it. Is that unexpected? That's not unexpected IMHO. What's unexpected is that the printing dialog (for example in firefox) allows me to print on that printer in the first place. The printing dialog seems to not see the 'rejecting jobs' status of the remote queue. We tried this in RHEL-6 and the printing dialog there doesn't allow us to print because it knows the queue rejects jobs. > As far as the document itself goes: this is an > application/vnd.cups-pdf-banner format file, so isn't this the same as bug > #919489? Sure, but that's not a problem here.
What I think is happening here is that the remote queue is not accepting jobs but the local queue (the one that cups-browsed created to point to the remote one) *is* accepting them. We need to avoid that situation somehow, either by having cups-browsed copy over the printer-is-accepting-jobs state or else by it treating a remote rejecting queue as not existing (and so deleting a local queue if the remote queue starts rejecting jobs). I'll see what the upstream opinion is.
Asked upstream: http://lists.linuxfoundation.org/pipermail/printing-architecture/2013/002791.html
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