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Created attachment 549225 [details] Packet trace showing attempt to connect via IPv6 Description of problem: Print dialog fails unless cups printer is listening on IPv6 Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gtk3-3.2.2-4.fc16.i686 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Select Print from a GTK application 2. click on a non Ipv6 printer or cups server 3. Actual results: "Getting printer information failed" Expected results: "Ready to Print" Additional info: Printing from command line works. This has been broken since Fedora 13, bug#672064, I am reissuing for 16.
I attempted to make cups listen on IPv6. It is not possible to make cups listen on IPv6 for EL5.7. It accepts the config, but in reality will only listen on [::]. Seems to be a bug in cups. But there will be many printers and print server that don't support Ipv6 for some time, so this needs to be fixed in GTK.
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