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I just noticed when I try to print using Kwrite and/or Kate, they both show this error message:
"A print error occurred. Error message received from system:
cupsdoprint -P 'MFC5440CN' -J 'Untitled' -H '/var/run/cups/cups.sock:631' -U 'saptech' -o ' copies=1 multiple-document-handling=separate-documents-collated-copies orientation-requested=3' '/home/saptech/.trinity/tmp-ghostdawg8/tdeprint_GDDM0Xln' : execution failed with message:
/bin/bash: cupsdoprint: command not found "
Looking at the last line, it doesn't seem to be listed in the repositories.
$ sudo apt-get install cupsdoprint-trinity
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
E: Unable to locate package cupsdoprint-trinity
$ sudo apt-get install cupsdoprint
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
E: Unable to locate package cupsdoprint
What am I missing with this? Printing works with LO Writer and from browser window.
Dell Optiplex 760 - Quad Core | 4gb | 250gb | Mageia 5, Salix 14.2, Q4OS
Lenovo Thinkpad T420 | 4gb | 120gb | Mageia 5, Debian Testing
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cupsdoprint command comes from tdelibs14-trinity, check is that is installed and if not try installing it and it should give you the command required.
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Hi Dai_trying, I checked for tdelibs14-trinity and it is already installed:
$ sudo apt-get install tdelibs14-trinity
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
tdelibs14-trinity is already the newest version.
I ran the --reinstall command and it still give the error message listed in the first post, above. Any other ideas?
Thnx.
Dell Optiplex 760 - Quad Core | 4gb | 250gb | Mageia 5, Salix 14.2, Q4OS
Lenovo Thinkpad T420 | 4gb | 120gb | Mageia 5, Debian Testing
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I don't understand that, if the package is installed it should make the command available...
if you enter which cupsdoprint what does it say?
I have command-not-found installed (great for finding what packages an uninstalled program belongs to) and if I type a command that is not recognized either by not being installed or not available (needs root) it will tell me either what package I need to install or that I need to use root to operate it. This may help find the problem... maybe...
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I have command-not-found installed (great for finding what packages an uninstalled program belongs to) and if I type a command that is not recognized either by not being installed or not available (needs root) it will tell me either what package I need to install or that I need to use root to operate it. This may help find the problem... maybe...
That is one very useful tool Dai - thank you and Happy New Year!
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You're welcome, and best wishes for the new year to one and all.
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I also can not print from KWrite and Kate. Just get an error message:
I can print from Chromium, OpenOffice, Okular, so I am sure, printer is installed correctly.
Last edited by Rademes (2017-01-14 15:31)
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I just tested my installation and both kwrite and kate are printing ok. I can't translate your error message but if you paste it as clear text i can run it through google translate and maybe help with it.
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Just a thought @ghostdawg - did you install the printer via the Settings>Printer menu or through TDEPrint utility.
It sounds as if TDE is not communicating with CUPS properly.
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@Rademes
We are not able to reproduce it too. Any additional information would be appreciated.
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Just a thought @ghostdawg - did you install the printer via the Settings>Printer menu or through TDEPrint utility.
It sounds as if TDE is not communicating with CUPS properly.
Sorry for late reply. I'm not sure what I did at this time, I've been busy and have been testing some Mageia bug fixes for awhile. I may not have used either one since I manually installed the Brother's drivers and used Cups to set it up.
Dell Optiplex 760 - Quad Core | 4gb | 250gb | Mageia 5, Salix 14.2, Q4OS
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If you can enter cupsdoprint at command line and it comes back with 'No printer specified (and PRINTER variable is empty)' then cupsdoprint is installed correctly. Since it is a KDE tool it explains why other apps print OK.
So, I wonder if this man page may hold the key:-
http://www.manpages.spotlynx.com/gnu_li … sdoprint.1
cupsdoprint is a command line tool to print files using the CUPS printing system.
cupsdoprint does not support printing from stdin.
You can use lpoptions -l -p Printername to discover the options a certain printer supports.
I take it you used the driver supplied by Brother for your MFC5440:-
http://support.brother.com/g/b/download … all&os=128
If so was it eh LPR or Cupswrapper?
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