Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 183135
Epson C82 won't print. (Newbie)
Last modified: 2012-07-10 08:49:50 EDT
Description of problem: Epson C82 won't print. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): I ran 'yum check-update' and 'yum update' just now, so I imagine the newest version. How reproducible: Every time I try to print. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Try to print a page in gedit or a test page. 2. 3. Actual results: None Expected results: A printed page. Additional info:
Please attach the output of 'printconf-tui --Xexport'. Thanks.
printconf-tui --Xexport $ printconf-tui --Xexport <?xml version="1.0"?> <adm_context VERSION="0"> <id NAME="local" SERIAL="1140722940"> <null/> <null/> </id> <datatree> <printconf TYPE="LIST"> <print_queues TYPE="LIST"> <_epson ATOMIC="TRUE" TYPE="LIST"> <alias_list ANONYMOUS="TRUE" TYPE="LIST"> </alias_list> <queue_description TYPE="STRING" VALUE="Epson C82"/> <queue_type TYPE="STRING" VALUE="LOCAL"/> <queue_data TYPE="LIST"> <local_printer_device TYPE="STRING" VALUE="/dev/usb/lp0"/> </queue_data> <filter_data TYPE="LIST"> <print_header_page TYPE="BOOL" VALUE="FALSE"/> <flags TYPE="LIST"> <convert_text_to_Postscript TYPE="BOOL" VALUE="TRUE"/> <rerender_Postscript TYPE="BOOL" VALUE="FALSE"/> <send_EOT TYPE="BOOL" VALUE="FALSE"/> <assume_data_is_text TYPE="BOOL" VALUE="FALSE"/> <send_FF TYPE="BOOL" VALUE="FALSE"/> </flags> <mf_type TYPE="STRING" VALUE="MFOMATIC"/> <filter_locale TYPE="STRING" VALUE="C"/> <printer_id TYPE="STRING" VALUE="Epson-Stylus_C82"/> <gs_driver TYPE="STRING" VALUE="gimp-print-ijs"/> <foomatic_defaults ANONYMOUS="TRUE" TYPE="LIST"> <option_default TYPE="LIST"> <name TYPE="STRING" VALUE="PageSize"/> <type TYPE="STRING" VALUE="enum"/> <default TYPE="STRING" VALUE="A4"/> </option_default> </foomatic_defaults> </filter_data> <filter_type TYPE="STRING" VALUE="MAGICFILTER"/> <jobsheets TYPE="LIST"> <start TYPE="STRING" VALUE="none"/> <end TYPE="STRING" VALUE="none"/> </jobsheets> <margins TYPE="LIST"> <top TYPE="INT" VALUE="36"/> <right TYPE="INT" VALUE="36"/> <bottom TYPE="INT" VALUE="36"/> <left TYPE="INT" VALUE="36"/> </margins> <lpoptions TYPE="LIST"> <cpi TYPE="STRING" VALUE="12"/> <fitplot TYPE="STRING" VALUE="true"/> <lpi TYPE="STRING" VALUE="7"/> <page-bottom TYPE="STRING" VALUE="86"/> <page-left TYPE="STRING" VALUE="57"/> <page-right TYPE="STRING" VALUE="57"/> <page-top TYPE="STRING" VALUE="72"/> <scaling TYPE="STRING" VALUE="100"/> <wrap TYPE="STRING" VALUE="true"/> </lpoptions> </_epson> </print_queues> <sharing_globals TYPE="LIST"> <browsing TYPE="BOOL" VALUE="TRUE"/> </sharing_globals> </printconf> </datatree> </adm_context>
Please do this, as root: /sbin/service cups stop >/var/log/cups/error_log /sbin/service cups start Then try to print something. When it fails, please attach the /var/log/cups/error_log file. Thanks.
Created attachment 125552 [details] Error Log As requested
E [02/Mar/2006:19:41:53 +0100] StartListening: Unable to find IP address for server name "valhalla.asgaard" - Unknown host Did you set the 'ServerName' option in /etc/cups/cupsd.conf? If so, don't do that. :-)
No, I didn't.
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