Created attachment 935004 [details] Cups error log Description of problem: Printer is an HP M1217nfw laserjet multifunction device, being printed to over a local wifi network. After upgrading hpijs to 3.14.6-5.fc20, all attempts to print any documents failed. Downgrading back to 3.13.11-4.fc20 immediately restored the ability to print (without power-cycling or restarting anything). The proprietary HP plugin for using this device is installed. The full job log is attached, but the significant lines appear to be these ones: D [06/Sep/2014:11:39:51 +0100] [Job 72] Processing page 1... D [06/Sep/2014:11:39:51 +0100] [Job 72] Set job-printer-state-message to "Processing page 1...", current level=INFO D [06/Sep/2014:11:39:51 +0100] [Job 72] STATE: +hplip.plugin-error D [06/Sep/2014:11:39:51 +0100] [Job 72] prnt/hpcups/HPCupsFilter.cpp 456: m_Job initialization failed with error = 48 D [06/Sep/2014:11:39:51 +0100] [Job 72] STATE: +connecting-to-device D [06/Sep/2014:11:39:51 +0100] [Job 72] PID 20820 (/usr/lib/cups/filter/hpcups) stopped with status 1.
(In reply to David Anderson from comment #0) > After upgrading hpijs to 3.14.6-5.fc20, all attempts to print any documents > failed. > > Downgrading back to 3.13.11-4.fc20 immediately restored the ability to print > (without power-cycling or restarting anything). > > The proprietary HP plugin for using this device is installed. The plugin version needs to match the hplip/hpijs version. Did you reinstall the plugin after upgrading ? If not, can you try that ?
Hi, Will do.... That's the first time I've heard about re-installing the HP proprietary plugin, though. I've been using HP printers that have needed the HP binary plugin since Fedora 12, and I've never re-installed it before. Is this a new thing? Best wishes, David
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