Open twaugh opened 3 years ago
FWIW the 'Help' button shows: Utsushi 0.65.0-ab70633
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but what scanner do you have? Feels like key information missing here.
Oh, sorry! It's an Epson EcoTank ET-7700.
I don't see this one on the list of supported hardware.
(I just merged a PR to fix the version number, and just that, so it's still 0.65)
Where do you see that list? For what it's worth, this worked fine with imagescan installed from an RPM (imagescan-3.63.0-1epson4fedora32.x86_64.rpm) on Fedora 32.
The printer is network-attached by the way, in case that's relevant.
I just re-confirmed this on a Fedora 32 VM install.
Installed imagescan and imagescan-plugin-networkscan RPMs, configured /etc/imagescan/imagescan.conf, started imagescan: printer is detected.
Uninstalled imagescan RPMs, configured /etc/imagescan/imagescan.conf, installed imagescan from flathub.org, started it: printer is not detected.
Maybe the config file is the problem? I tried putting it in these places:
~/.var/app/com.github.utsushi.Utsushi/config/imagescan.conf
~/.var/app/com.github.utsushi.Utsushi/config/utsushi.conf
~/.var/app/com.github.utsushi.Utsushi/config/etc/utsushi/utsushi.conf
but it doesn't seem to use any of them. The reason I need to set config is for net.model
, net.vendor
and net.udi
(to declare the IP address and port).
Where do you see that list?
It's in the README https://gitlab.com/utsushi/utsushi/
For what it's worth, this worked fine with imagescan installed from an RPM (imagescan-3.63.0-1epson4fedora32.x86_64.rpm) on Fedora 32.
imagescan isn't utsushi.
The printer is network-attached by the way, in case that's relevant.
TBF I don't know how it's handled.
Given that this is a flatpaked version of Utsushi, it is sandboxed, so it is unlikely that the RPM you install have any effect.
FWIW, I have submitted https://github.com/flathub/flathub/pull/3598 for the Epson Scan driver that should support your ET-7700.
On Fedora 34 with this flatpak installed (0.38.0) from flathub.org I just see 'No devices found'. https://flathub.org/apps/details/com.github.utsushi.Utsushi
From reviews within the Gnome Software application it appears I'm not the only one.