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@jrperk Try running "ldconfig" to refresh the shared library cache...
OK, that got me further. I am trying to add a printer with: lprint add -d KIOSK_DYMO -v usb://DYMO/LabelWriter%20450?serial=01010112345600 -m dymo_lw-450 -o label-mode-configured=”tear-off” The response is: lprint: Sub-command 'add' does not accept files.
I appreciate your work and your help.
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@jrperk Hmm, I just tried that command (replacing the USB URI with one of my own local printers) and it just worked.
Just to confirm, what version of PAPPL are you using?
pappl-1.1.0.tar.gz
Compiled it locally.
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@jrperk https://github.com/jrperk Hmm, I just tried that command (replacing the USB URI with one of my own local printers) and it just worked.
Just to confirm, what version of PAPPL are you using?
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OK, well aside from adding an ldconfig
call to the install target for PAPPL, I'm not sure there is anything else I can do to help at this point - I can't reproduce... :(
The leconfig was correct. It got me past the first error. The second error came up later. I will re-image and try again. I kept pretty good step by step notes. I will watch for errors again as I install everything.
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OK, well aside from adding an ldconfig call to the install target for PAPPL, I'm not sure there is anything else I can do to help at this point - I can't reproduce... :(
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I went through the install more carefully and there was a python reference to virtualenv. I added the /home/pi/.local/bin to the PATH and it got me past the second error.
export PATH=”/home/pi/.local/bin:$PATH” Gotta Love Linux!
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I am trying to get lprint up and running on a raspberry pi 400 with Buster. I loaded all the dependencies and I compiled the latest release from source. I didn't see any errors in any of the installations:
When I run lprint from the command line, I get: lprint: error while loading shared libraries: libpappl.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory.
I apologize if this is the wrong place for this issue. I couldn't find anything like it in a google search.