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Hello guys,
I setup my Canon printer with the instruction of the german arch wiki. LibreOffice recognizes this printer and sends a print job. Now cups throws always the same error:
[Job x] Network host \'CANONMG5300.local\' is out of paper, will retry in 30 seconds...The printer's display doesn't show anything, also the cassette is full with paper.
Thank you for helping me!
Last edited by alexanders916 (2017-09-04 09:43:56)
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Are there any settings regarding paper source?
Last edited by post-factum (2017-07-08 21:21:59)
uname == latest pf-kernel
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Yes, I tried it with "Automatic Source" and "Cassette". Both options failed.
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Paper jam? Transportation lock (new printer?)? Tried all possible sources? "Full of paper" being "too full"?
Can you trigger a selftest print from the printer itself?
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Out of curiosity, Are you going USB, Bluetooth or WiFi?
Have you an Android phone? You might try to see if you can print from it. https://play.google.com/store/apps/deta … ugin&hl=en
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The printer is a network printer in our WiFi-Network. I can easily print something on a Windows-PC (e.g. on my laptop or my brother's PC). I used the printer when I had windows as operating system, it's gone well. Now on Arch Linux there's this error listed in the error log.
Edit 1:
Maybe I haven't seen this error line, which is a real error, because the other lines are just warnings.
E [15/Jul/2017:20:53:52 +0200] [cups-deviced] PID 3916 (gutenprint52+usb) stopped with status 1!Edit 2:
The job's state says following:
processing since
Sat 15 Jul 2017 09:09:15 PM CEST
"Filter failed"Last edited by alexanders916 (2017-07-15 19:10:11)
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Have you tried "system-config-printer" software for setting up the printer? If its a wi-fi enabled printer then setting it up should be easy on the arch system.
Arch + GNOME
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Yes, it's just a gui for cups, so nothing special about that.
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1) Which print is it exactly? Canon MG5300? Did you try with this https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/cano … -complete/?
2) What happens if you try a print test?
3) Can you test the printer via USB?
4) How much free space do you have in the partition where /var resides?
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1) Which print is it exactly? Canon MG5300? Did you try with this https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/cano … -complete/?
2) What happens if you try a print test?
3) Can you test the printer via USB?
4) How much free space do you have in the partition where /var resides?
1) Yes that's correct sir. But I'm using the gutenprint drivers, which are installed and listed in cups
2) Same error, just like a regular print.
3) No, it's too far away (other side of floor)
4) about 200GB
Last edited by alexanders916 (2017-07-15 20:45:13)
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Uhm can you try without gutenprint and with the specific driver from AUR? This is for a different printer, but the error is the same, so I guess it may indicate a driver issue: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=208475
Since gutenprint contains free driver, it is possibile that there are issues with certain printers, personally I'd try with that device-specific driver.
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same error...
Edit:
For each print I'm printing, the printer doesn't react with any error message or log message, so my print job stucks in my pc.
Last edited by alexanders916 (2017-07-16 10:31:34)
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The same is happening to me with a previously working printer under arch. Now after some time I tried it again and it just says "out of paper". Printing from Windows works.
My printer is a Lexmark CX-510de, using the PPD found here https://www.openprinting.org/printer/Le … rk-CX510de
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googled up (possible) workaround: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+sour … comments/2
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googled up (possible) workaround: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+sour … comments/2
This file is empty.
I got another error_log from cups, maybe it could help:
https://ptpb.pw/0y2d
Last edited by alexanders916 (2017-09-03 23:35:58)
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/etc/cups/printers.conf is empty????
You need root permissions to access it, but if it's empty, that means you've no printer configured.
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/etc/cups/printers.conf is empty????
You need root permissions to access it, but if it's empty, that means you've no printer configured.
Was empty, after a reboot content appeared. (I reinstalled all)
But the line, which was named in the bug report, isn't in my file: https://ptpb.pw/YZ6-
Last edited by alexanders916 (2017-09-04 09:09:20)
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Ok I got it. I had to install the cups-pdf package, which installed ghostscript as dependency (the log states, that cups tried to access ghostscript due some filters).
Last edited by alexanders916 (2017-09-04 09:47:17)
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