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Unable to edit Policies and Banners on raw printer queues #2238
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CUPS.org User: mike Reassigning as feature request for 1.3 (since changing it in 1.2 would not result in anything usable...) |
CUPS.org User: mike Fixed in Subversion repository. |
"str2238.patch": Index: templates/printer-configured.tmpl--- templates/printer-configured.tmpl (revision 6436) Printer {printer_name} has {OP=set-class-options?Class :Printer }{printer_name} has Index: templates/classes.tmpl--- templates/classes.tmpl (revision 6436) Index: cgi-bin/admin.c--- cgi-bin/admin.c (revision 6436)
/*
- */-static void
- const char title; / Page title */- title = cgiText(_("Set Printer Options"));- fprintf(stderr, "DEBUG: do_config_printer(http=%p)\n", http);
- */
- }- fprintf(stderr, "DEBUG: printer="%s", uri="%s"...\n", printer, uri);
- */
- fputs("DEBUG: No PPD file!?!\n", stderr);
- }- fprintf(stderr, "DEBUG: Got PPD file: "%s"\n", filename);
- }
- have_options = 0;- ppdMarkDefaults(ppd);
- "
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Version: 1.3-feature
CUPS.org User: brian.hoy.pivot.co
If a queue is raw, clicking the "Set Printer Options" button results in "Error: not found", presumably because no PPD file exists for the queue.
If a queue is non raw, clicking the "Set Printer Options" button results in editable Postscript settings, plus the Policy and Banner options.
Could we have the Policy and Banner options available in the raw queues page please, as they do not appear to depend on the PPD file?
It is possible to manually edit the policies and banners in the printers.conf file to get this functionality. However if banners are enabled on raw queues, then the banner prints but the job does not and if the banners are disabled on raw queues, then the job will print perfectly. This 'feature' seems to be encapsulated in STR#1933.
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