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ipp-usb -- HTTP reverse proxy, backed by IPP-over-USB connection to device
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Printing stuck at "Rendering completed" #16

Closed cagrist closed 1 year ago

cagrist commented 3 years ago

Hi! I have a Canon E204 printer connected to a raspberry pi. I compiled the latest version, and added the printer to CUPS using generic IPP driver. Connection address is http://localhost:60000/ipp/print. When I send a test page to the printer, it doesn't print anything and status is stuck at "Processing - "Rendering completed""

Maybe I did something wrong. I am not totally sure about how to set up CUPS.

Thanks!

alexpevzner commented 3 years ago

Hi!

May I ask you to show me logs -- all files from the /var/log/ipp-usb/ directory?

cagrist commented 3 years ago

I attached everything in that directory.

04a9-182c-601520-Canon-E200-series.log.2.gz 04a9-182c-601520-Canon-E200-series.log.3.gz 04a9-182c-601520-Canon-E200-series.log.4.gz main.log 04a9-182c-601520-Canon-E200-series.log 04a9-182c-601520-Canon-E200-series.log.0.gz 04a9-182c-601520-Canon-E200-series.log.1.gz

alexpevzner commented 3 years ago

I guess you are running ipp-usb directly from the build directory.

Please, edit the file ipp-usb-quirks/default.conf (in the build directory). Currently it has the following content:

[*]
  # Drop Connection: header by default
  http-connection = ""

Please, try to replace "" with keep-alive or close, and tell me, does it help

If you don't run ipp-usb directly from the build directory, but have installed it before, you will find this file here: /usr/share/ipp-usb/quirks/default.conf

cagrist commented 3 years ago

I tried both, this time status is stuck at "Connected to printer."

alexpevzner commented 3 years ago

At previous set of logs, there were too many messages, so some information has gone away.

May I ask you to do the following:

  1. Stop ipp-usb
  2. Set http-connection = keep-alive in the file I've previously mentioned
  3. rm /var/log/ipp-usb/*
  4. Start ipp-usb
  5. Reproduce the problem
  6. Stop ipp-usb
  7. Send me all logs again

Note, it may be more convenient for you to zip logs before uploading to github, so you will have to upload only a single file (gitgub doesn't allow to attach .tar files, but allows to attach .zip)

alexpevzner commented 3 years ago

Hi,

is this issue still relevant?

alexpevzner commented 1 year ago

Closing, as there is no activity on this issue during very long time