Closed aav7fl closed 2 years ago
@chuckcharlie Just giving a friendly bump in case notifications for PR creations are off (and for the other PRs as well).
@chuckcharlie bump
Thanks. Sorry for the delay. Been working on being a Dad lately, so little room for updating a Docker image, lol.
Thanks. Sorry for the delay. Been working on being a Dad lately, so little room for updating a Docker image, lol.
No worries. Also, congratulations! 😄
@chuckcharlie
Hello, sorry for this way to contact you, I can't find your email and issues of this repo closed, I used your docker image that is awesome, It's running at arm64 successfully, I added 2 printers both works very well, thanks for your project.
I want to add model epson L805 to cups, but I don't know how to do it, I have found the driver and tested it on my ubuntu system. It works.
arm64 driver is here: https://www.epson.com.cn/Apps/tech_support/GuideDriveContent.aspx?ColumnId=31395&ArticleId=45192
amd64 driver is here: https://www.epson.com.cn/Apps/tech_support/GuideDriveContent.aspx?ColumnId=31395&ArticleId=45205
The drivers file format are deb. your image based alpine, thus can't use dpkg command to install it.
Counld you add these drivers to docker image or tell me how to do it.
Thanks.
This adds the
brlaser
package to the supported printers: https://pkgs.alpinelinux.org/package/edge/community/x86/brlaserI tried adding the individually compiled
.ppd
files (from https://github.com/pdewacht/brlaser) along with the custom rasterizers, but I kept hitting too many dead ends due to additional missing dependencies.Installing the
brlaser
package solved that issue for me and I was able to add my Brother HL-2270DW printer.For anyone else that comes across this from Google, I ended up using the
Brother HL-2220 series, using brlaser v6 (grayscale)
driver for my HL-2270DW instead of the correct driver. That's because whenever I selected the Duplex printing option on my iPad, nothing would print (even if Duplex test pages worked through CUPS). When using the correct driver, I could only print on iOS if I turned off Double-sided printing for that job.I solved this by forcing the HL-2270DW onto a different driver (that didn't expose the duplex settings). Doing this made it so the Double-sided printing option wasn't exposed to the iOS device, and then it would properly fall back to the printer's default preferences (with Duplex enabled) and successfully print.