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Rob wrote:
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<pre wrap="">NoOp wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On 09/28/2008 03:52 AM, S.. Gordon von Miller wrote:
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<pre wrap="">If I have a similar problem, I just have to reboot. I don't know the
reason, and that's the only thing that works.
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<pre wrap="">For your problem, you might try:
sudo /etc/inid.d/cupsys restart
That should clear the cups cache and restart cups; afterwards you should
be able to print.
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<pre wrap=""><!---->k...did that (even corrected the typo above to read "init.d" versus
"inid.d" :)
Still doesn't work :(
Rob
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What kinds of errors do the CUPS logs show? What does CUPS say is going
on if you bring up its web admin page <a class="moz-txt-link-freetext"
href="http://localhost:631/admin">http://localhost:631/admin</a> At
work we have the hp6940 shared over samba as it is connected to a
windows machine and it works fine. You could try modifying the printer
under cups and see if you have more than one driver choice, most do.
Also you could try unistalling and reinstalling from the admin
interface. I would start by reading the logs cups has a directory in
/var/log<br>
Linda<br>
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