When setting up a raw queue on the CentOS box, it might be necessary to edit couple of files in /etc/cups.
mime.convs - uncomment this line:
#application/octet-stream application/vnd.cups-raw 0 -
mime.types - uncomment this line:
#application/octet-stream
When setting up a raw queue on the CentOS box, it might be necessary to
edit couple of files in /etc/cups.
mime.convs - uncomment this line:
#application/octet-stream application/vnd.cups-raw 0
mime.types - uncomment this line:
#application/octet-stream
I was going to suggest this as it seems to always fix printing problems with me. Just a few additional notes:
1) After editing file: service cups restart
2) If you do a yum update and there's any update done to cups, a default instance of the above file is put back in place and you have to re-edit the file.
Quoting Nigel Kendrick support-lists@petdoctors.co.uk:
When setting up a raw queue on the CentOS box, it might be necessary to
edit couple of files in /etc/cups.
mime.convs - uncomment this line:
#application/octet-stream application/vnd.cups-raw 0
mime.types - uncomment this line:
#application/octet-stream
I was going to suggest this as it seems to always fix printing problems with me. Just a few additional notes:
After editing file: service cups restart
If you do a yum update and there's any update done to cups, a default
instance of the above file is put back in place and you have to re-edit the file.
I think I once managed to make the change permanent. But can't remember anymore what exactly I did. It was long long time ago. Something like checking I want the queue to be raw somewhere in system-config-printer. I think. Can't find it anymore.
On 18/10/06, Aleksandar Milivojevic alex@milivojevic.org wrote:
Quoting Nigel Kendrick support-lists@petdoctors.co.uk:
When setting up a raw queue on the CentOS box, it might be necessary to
edit couple of files in /etc/cups.
mime.convs - uncomment this line:
#application/octet-stream application/vnd.cups-raw 0
mime.types - uncomment this line:
#application/octet-stream
I was going to suggest this as it seems to always fix printing problems with me. Just a few additional notes:
After editing file: service cups restart
If you do a yum update and there's any update done to cups, a default
instance of the above file is put back in place and you have to re-edit the file.
I think I once managed to make the change permanent. But can't remember anymore what exactly I did. It was long long time ago. Something like checking I want the queue to be raw somewhere in system-config-printer. I think. Can't find it anymore.
You could always make the required changes and "chattr +i" the relevant config?
Though I don't know what an RPM upgrade would do in that case where it would *normally* overwrite, would it create an .rpmnew? Might be worth testing.
Will.
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Will McDonald