[Bug 1608161] Re: printing not working after upgrade to 16.04
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Mon Aug 29 21:30:49 UTC 2016
Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: ubuntu-release-upgrader (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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Title:
printing not working after upgrade to 16.04
Status in ubuntu-release-upgrader package in Ubuntu:
Confirmed
Bug description:
Yesterday I completed distribution upgrade from 14.04 to 16.04. While
it was a lengthy process everything seemed ok (even though I lost my
background picture on desktop but later was able to restore it to what
it was before upgrade).
However, today I tried to print something and it fails. I have an HP
P1102w, and it worked perfectly before. I did all recommendations
according to your wiki (network is OK, cups is seeing the printer,
etc. etc.). I even deleted and reinstalled the printer, but when
trying to print test page after installation an error shows
up"hplip.plugin". I also reinstalled the hplip package but no help.
Does this have something to do with HP proprietary software and
agreeing to some license blah-blah? I remember originally when I
installed the printer in 14.04 there was something like that. Now
everything is hidden behind the fancy gui stuff and I'm stuck with no
printing.
I have another wireless printer, a Lexmark that I previously used as a
shared printer from another linux box (where I was able to jury-rig
the linux driver), and it worked well. Now I cannot use it, because
there is a cups error: There was an error during the CUPS operation:
'Transport endpoint is not connected'. Again, now I have no printer at
all.
My network is working well, I can see the other linux box or files on
it, but cannot use the shared Lexmark color printer. I remember,
during the upgrade there were some terminal messages that could not
delete some cups orr ppd related directories, because they were not
empty (apparently the script did not use the -rf option for rm). Could
this have anything to do with my complete shut out of printing
capability? Needless to say, I can print to both HP P1102w or Lexmark
printers from the other linux box (an old Fedora-3 distro).
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