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Pa4332

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Registered: 2026-06-24

Posts: 3

IPP Printer does not print

I have trouble getting my IPP Everywhere Canon 7650i printer to print after all. The printer is connected via usb cable and recognized correctly in driverless mode.

Installed packages are: avahi cups cups-pdf system-config-printer ipp-usb

Avahi and cups sockets are activated.

Now when i enter Plasma’s 6.7.0 systemsettings/printer and click to print a testpage, nothing happens (but listed finished print jobs).

I already tried with installing and configuring nss-mdns (systemd-resolved is disabled) without success.

What am i missing?

just4arch

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Registered: 2023-01-07

Posts: 128

Re: IPP Printer does not print

Do you have ghostscript installed?
It's an optional dependency for cups-filters.

Pa4332

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Registered: 2026-06-24

Posts: 3

Re: IPP Printer does not print

Thank you for taking time to answer.

Yes i have it installed, as it is needed by cups-pdf.

seth

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Registered: 2012-09-03

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Re: IPP Printer does not print

What is the printer url?
Do you have any logs in /var/log/ipp-usb/ ?
Does IPPe work via ethernet (wired or wifi doesn't matter)?

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Pa4332

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Registered: 2026-06-24

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Re: IPP Printer does not print

Hi Seth,

connection: usb://Canon/TS7600i%20series?serial=53391B&interface=1

lsusb: Bus 001 Device 014: ID 04a9:114f Canon, Inc. TS7600i series

main.log:

24-06-2026 17:24:51:   ===============================
24-06-2026 17:24:51:   ipp-usb started in "udev" mode, pid=35977
24-06-2026 17:24:51:   ctrlsock: listening at "/var/ipp-usb/ctrl"
24-06-2026 17:24:51: + PNP Bus 001 Device 014: added

Regarding your last question, i need some guidance on how to proceed.

seth

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Registered: 2012-09-03

Posts: 76,740

Re: IPP Printer does not print

This is a printer w/ network support?
Remove the cable, make sure the printer gets a lease in your LAN and then just add the printer as before (just this time via some ipp:// URI
Afaict ipp-usb should™ also be using ipp://localhost: - the one you posted looks more like a regular ppd based printer.
Where does the uri come from?

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