Don’t require root to add printers
Add the user to the lp group. If that doesn’t work, check ls -l /dev/_your_printer_ and see which group owns it
Add the user to the lp group. If that doesn’t work, check ls -l /dev/_your_printer_ and see which group owns it
I found a way to debug this problem. Cups runs lpinfo -m to get a list of printer drivers, and this runs scripts … Read more
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Expanding on Shivaram Lingamneni’s answer… Installing the drivers from the Brother website worked. As near as I can trace from the logs, if … Read more
According to CUPS documentation, the standard config places cache files in /var/spool/cups/cache and print jobs in /var/spool/cups. I’d imagine the best strategy is … Read more
You do have a windows driver for your printer, right? It seems that some people succeeded in converting the windows drivers into .ppd … Read more