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Description of problem: For enterprise printers which support Advanced -> Job Storage -> Private There is no where to put the pass key to make the job private. This used to work and stopped - not sure when Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Print to enterprise ptrinter with private job support 2. Click Advanced : Choose Job Storage Private 3. No place in the gui window to enter the pass key. Actual results: Expected results: Additional info:
What GUI window do you mean? System->Administration->Printing, or something else? What model of printer is it? It sounds like it might be a PPD option...
Created attachment 462646 [details] Printer Dialog showing Job Storage section
The GUI window is probably the gnome print dialog (tho I am not sure). It is the same window for all apps best I can tell. Here's one way to see it: gedit a file - and do file->print. The first dialog comes up and when I click to choose a printer it briefly says (getting printer information). If the printer doesn't support private jobs, then the Advanced window does not have the "Job Storage" section visible. I'll attach a screen snap of the window showing the job storage section but nowhere to put in the PIN (used to have a text box) Printers which offer this feature include: HP LaserJet M4345 MFP HP Color LaserJet 4700 Hope this helps
OK, that dialog comes from GTK+ (it's the "print dialog"). Changing component and reassigning. It would help if you could attach the PPD for this queue (/etc/cups/ppd/{queuename}.ppd) to this bug report.
Created attachment 462690 [details] ppd file for hp m4345 mfp ppd file attached. thanks!
Problem persists with Fedora 14
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