Description of problem: Since the installation of F28 I cannot print on a printer connected to a remote computer on my network Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): cups-2.2.6-14.fc28.x86_64 How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1.try to print any page 2.I get the answer that Printer is not responding" 3. Actual results: no printed page Expected results: printed page Additional info: My Samsung Ml-1610 is connected to my desktop and is discovered on the network, but there is no chance to print a test page or any other document
Hi Antonio, thank you for reporting this issue! Would you mind following steps from https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/How_to_debug_printing_problems and attaching relevant files in archive? And would you mind looking through the known issues a see if anything helps you?
Created attachment 1446245 [details] troubleshoot file as per your request
Thank you! Would you mind attaching all relevant requested files in archive mentioned in link above?
printer is a laser Samsung ML-1610
Created attachment 1446314 [details] cupsd.conf file
please note that the original file cupsd cannot be directly added as standard user (I am running F28 coming from many release updates, so I am not a supeuser). I had to open a nautilus session as supeuser anp paste and copy on a standard file!!!
Created attachment 1446316 [details] ppd file... same comment as per previous file
please note that server is depending on Dhcp
If I switch to a fixed IP printer is discovered and works flawlessly!!! what's is going on??
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