David Steele
David Steele
That makes it a CUPS issue. See https://davesteele.github.io/raspberrypi/2016/04/23/raspberry-pi-cloudprint/ for a quick start on getting to the CUPS remote admin page.
Looking at the code, I'd start with a Cloud Print authentication. Monitor the output to see if there are any messages about it. Note that if you do not use...
That message happens when there is cups error, or a Unicode error. Can you print to the affected printers straight from the Linux host? Are there extended Unicode characters in...
Good catch. I took a quick look at the Go client, and didn't find evidence that it considers encoding at all.
From that link" _We use a LanguageEncoding value of ISOLatin1 and limit the allowed base translation strings to ASCII to avoid character coding issues that would otherwise occur_ ... implying...
On Mon, Mar 7, 2016 at 11:13 PM, Jason [email protected] wrote: > This other option may be that google updated the parsing on the server > size and we can...
This is a known problem with older distribution releases. Try: > sudo pip install -U requests (The '-U' may not be needed) Or, if you are in a Debian/Ubuntu-derivative environment,...
If you installed 'cloudprint-service', the daemon part is taken care of. Note that the service version stores authentication information in a different place. Use cps-auth to establish. Any further discussion...
Cloudprint 0.13 and higher is incompatible with python-daemon
Per the link, I'd imagine the fix would be 'pip install -U lockfile'.