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Hi
I have HP Laserjet M1212nf network printer and I cannot get it to work. In Ubuntu everything works jus fine but in Arch they don't. I've installed everything (cups, hplip, hp plugins ...). Cups and hp-setup recognize the network printer but they cannot install it.
When I run hp-setup -i it says: error: Printer queue setup failed. Please restart CUPS and try again.
And when I try to install printer by cups it installs but I when I try to print something a print job would create and then it disapears as a successfull job but nothing happens.
In ubuntu I can print, scan and fax through network so I know my printer works in linux.
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Anybody?
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I won't be of much help. Even though I use a network printer, it's not a HP... and it appears that the HP works somewhat differently than mine.
But... have you seen this?
https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=113522
Also, when I've had network printer problems (and there's been more than a few), the first place I run to is the CUPS logs in /var/log/cups/. Between the logs and grepping around in some source code, I usually figure out what's gone wrong.
Good luck.
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Thanks for your reply. I've seen that post but unfortunately it didnt solve my problem. As mentioned in his post he had already installed the printer but I can't.
When I use hp-setup in debug mode I get this error:
hp-setup[20577]: debug: Restarting CUPS...
hp-setup[20577]: debug: Restart CUPS returned: exit=0 output=
hp-setup[20577]: debug: addPrinter('HP_LaserJet_Professional_M1212nf_MFP', 'hp:/net/HP_LaserJet_Professional_M1212nf_MFP?zc=NPI8FD5F0', '', '', 'lsb/usr/HP/hp-laserjet_professional_m1212nf_mfp-hpijs.ppd.gz', '')
hp-setup[20577]: debug: addPrinter() returned (0, Unable to connect to CUPS server)
But the cups daemon and avahi are started.
Last edited by daashali (2011-11-11 05:44:30)
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Am I the only one who's unable to setup the printer? No one can help me?
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I'm no cups expert but take a look inside /etc/cups and /etc/cups/cupsd.conf and temporarily expand all permissions like;
<Location />
# Allow shared printing and remote administration...
Order allow,deny
Allow all
</Location>There are many more in there. (save the original file)
By the way, just to make sure , is cupsd started from rc.conf? In Ubuntu it's started by default, not so in Arch. Hope it gets you on the way.
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Thanks. Already done that but no luck.
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Have you had any luck at installing the printer?
I had the printer installed but somehow the drivers got broke so I removed it and since then trying to reinstall with no luck.
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