User-Agent: Opera/9.80 (Windows NT 6.1; U; fr) Presto/2.6.30 Version/10.61 After the upgrade OS in 5.5 , the option fitplot don't work.Before with 5.4 and cups-1.3.7-11.el5_4.6 it's OK. syntaxe is : lp -o fitplot file The -o fitplot option specifies that the document should be scaled to fit on the page Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1.lp -o fitplot file.pdf 2. 3. Actual Results: When I print a pdf file with fitplot option , I haven't all information on my paper A4, when the pdf file is biggest A4.
Please attach the PPD configured for the queue (from /etc/cups/ppd/), as well as the 'file.pdf' input file. Thanks.
Created attachment 442880 [details] ppd file, my printer is a Dell 1720, but the problem it's the same with all printers this is my ppd file, my printer is a Dell 1720, but the problem it's the same with all printers
Created attachment 442881 [details] This is my file.pdf. With this file.pdf, i have the problem with this command : lp -o fitplot file.pdf
Locally I see the bottom of the page clipped when using fitplot (on an HP PSC 2210 with hpijs PPD) even though it is well within the imageable area. Further investigation needed.
The cause seems to be the poppler/gs-wrapper version of the CUPS pdftops filter not taking into account the printer's imageable area. Possible work-around: convert PDF to PostScript first. Reported upstream.
This bug is probably in RHEL6. We run the CentOS6 server with CUPS 1.4.2. the fitplot option is ignored both for ps or pdf files on all printers in our company (40 ifferent ppd's). Moreover, we run the CUPS server with identical configuration files (/etc/cups/*) on Ubuntu 10.04 LTS and on this server is the fitplot option working. Therefore I suppose that the problem is sowhere inside redhat/centos.
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Poppler already shrinks content to fit the page, but there is no way to tell it what the imageable area on the page is. Poppler needs to provide a way to do this, and make it available via pdftops. Once it does this, CUPS can use it.
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