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The Internet Printing Protocol (IPP) provides a standard network protocol for remote printing as well as for managing print jobs, media size, resolution, and so forth.

In computing, the Internet Printing Protocol (IPP) provides a standard network protocol for remote printing as well as for managing print jobs, media size, resolution, and so forth.

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CUPS printing protocols: what's the difference between RAW/JetDirect - IPP - IPP14 - LPD?

I am debugging some printing issues on a small LAN, and although I'm fairly sure the issues I'm facing are not related to cups itself, I have been tinkering with the printing protocols that both CUPS and my printers (Konica Minolta Bizhub C224E and…
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Logging in or plugging in a USB device wakes up network printer

I just installed Arch Linux recently and have noticed some odd behavior with the network printer (a Samsung C1860FW model). I have CUPS connected to the printer with IPP and am using a PPD from FooMatic. Whenever I log in or plug in a flash drive or…
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Can't find the names of IPP print queues

I have (several) non-CUPS IPP printers; however, I cannot for the life of my determine the names/paths/whatever of the print queues. :631/ and :631/printers/ are completely unhelpful or return 404. I have no clue how to…
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How can I print double-sided with ipptool?

I am using the comming line ipptool for printing, which is a low-level tool in the CUPS daemon for internet printing. IPP is a HTTP-based protocol for internet printers, most current LAN-based office printers are supporting it. I used the following…
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CUPS Changing AuthInfoRequired from username,password to none with https URI

I have two CentOS 6 servers running cups and connecting to the same ipp over https printer. Both were installed with the same lpadmin command below. lpadmin -p ptr -v https://username%40mailer.com:p%[email protected]/printer -E Server 1…
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Printing on Linux: CUPS, PPD, Print Dialogs and Print Options

OK. So I understand that CUPS works as a Print Spooler, managing print jobs and sending them to printers. I also understand that PPD files describe the feature-set of a printer and that CUPS uses these and filters to interface with the printer,…
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CUPS denies access to printer

I've got a printer hooked up to my workstation (running PCLINUXOS2012) by USB. All was well until the last time I tried to apply updates to the packages - it went rather pear shaped - lots of upgrade packages were no longer available from the…
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How to enable stapling or print jobs with CUPS on linux?

I have a Xerox AltaLink printer that supports stapling. I can print and staple a job if I go to the embedded web server and upload a document to print with my browser, but it would be much more convenient to be able to print with lpr and from…
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CUPS driverless print server as proxy for printers with legacy PPD printer drivers

On my network I want to use driverless printing with IPPEverywhere using the Linux CUPS printing system. I have some network printer which does support driverless printing with IPP only very buggy. One does not print some pdf files, the other…
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Printing to CUPS via SAMBA shared printer slow

We have a Debian print server running CUPS. In CUPS we have a Raw print queue configured that connects to our networked printer via IPP. I've also shared this printer to our Windows users via a Samba printer share, using pretty stock standard…
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Printing on Solaris

I have set up a network IPP printer on Solaris 10, but when I send a printing job to the queue, I received failed to commit job (2-0): queue disabled error, any idea why? # lpstat -t scheduler is running no system default destination device for…
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Reasonable literature on network printing (protocols)

I need some recommendations on reasonable and up-to-date literature about network printing, the corresponding protocols (ipp, lpdp, ...), printjob authentication and accounting in heterogenous networks.
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ipptool client-error-document-format-not-supported

The command line command: ipptool http://192.168.1.102:631 print_pdf The contents of print_pdf: { VERSION 2.0 OPERATION Print-Job REQUEST-ID 5 GROUP operation-attributes-tag ATTR charset "attributes-charset" "utf-8" ATTR…
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CUPS - How to show the paper size of a queued job?

I am troubleshooting my Raspberry Pi CUPS printer server which is having trouble printing a specific paper size from my Fedora laptop. My printer, connected via USB to my CUPS server, cuts off documents of size 8.5x13 inches. However, this only…
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CUPS - how to create users to control the access to CUPS printers?

I have set up my printer on CUPS ubuntu, and it can be use via ipp. I haven't config the users yet, but I heard that we can pass username and password via ipp url like this: http://username:password@server:631/printers/MyPrinter For example, John…
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