Closed adamwolf closed 2 years ago
Have you considered making sure pyusb is loaded? Check out https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/how-to-install-pyusb-on-macos/ It got me past some of these issues on my linux machine.
@jrperk pyusb isn't involved here at all - LPrint uses the libusb C API.
@adamwolf What happens if you start the server via launchd, e.g.:
sudo launchctl load -w /Library/LaunchDaemons/org.msweet.lprint.plist
That was exactly the issue. Once I started the server, I was able to add the printer and print.
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@jrperk https://github.com/jrperk pyusb isn't involved here at all - LPrint uses the libusb C API.
@adamwolf https://github.com/adamwolf What happens if you start the server via launchd, e.g.:
sudo launchctl load -w /Library/LaunchDaemons/org.msweet.lprint.plist
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@adamwolf Great! I'm going to leave this bug open to fix this packaging issue.
[master 6a99fcc] Fix macOS package to start LPrint server (Issue #48)
I'm running lprint 1.1.0, installed via the pkg here on github.
I can run
lprint devices
and see the printer, but I can't add the printer.Any ideas?