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Version: -feature
CUPS.org User: till.kamppeter
On Linux (and perhaps some other Unixes), the "usb" backend can currently be either compiled to access the printers through the "usblp" kernel module (…
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Version: 1.5-current
CUPS.org User: twaugh.redhat
Device IDs reported by PPD files are truncated to 128 characters (in load_drivers()), which is very restrictive. Consider this real world example fo…
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Version: 1.5-feature
CUPS.org User: twaugh.redhat
Many HP printers only report their IEEE 1284 Device ID over SNMP on this OID:
1.3.6.1.4.1.11.2.3.9.1.1.7.0
The SNMP backend ought to try that one i…
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Version: -feature
CUPS.org User: jaalto
Reading manual pages whose options are alphabetically can be
searched easily whent the forward and backward motions in the
page are predictable. Motivation: th…
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Version: 1.4-current
CUPS.org User: till.kamppeter
Following some e-mail exchange with Mike Sweet I have deprecated the usblp kernel module in Ubuntu and Debian, at least if CUPS is used as the print…
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Version: 1.4-current
CUPS.org User: mike
Auto-configuration of a PostScript printer can result in a bad PPD file.
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Version: -feature
CUPS.org User: jaalto
Hi,
Here are couple if patches to lay out the manual page similarly as in
cp(1), mv(1), ssh(1) etc.
The alphabetical order works well while searching; no ori…
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Version: 1.5-current
CUPS.org User: ozancaglayan
When the Accept-Language HTTP header is set to Turkish, CUPS web interface is unable to substitute the templates (device_uri and title for example) wh…
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Version: 1.4-current
CUPS.org User: njacobs
When CUPS is built using the "native" usb backend support instead of with libusb (--disable-libusb), it fails to detect USB attached printers on Solaris an…
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Version: 1.4rc1
CUPS.org User: twaugh.redhat
I was getting two garbage bytes on the end of Device IDs obtained from the usb backend. Here is the fix.