Till Kamppeter

To get all IPP print destinations listed by `lpstat -l -e`, including those for which CUPS creates a temporay queue on-demand, I have to set ``` # define _CUPS_DNSSD_GET_DESTS 1000...

Sorry, I was too fast. I forgot to turn on printer sharing. With the above setup, after giving the command ``` $ cupsctl --share-printers $ cupsctl _debug_logging=1 _remote_admin=0 _remote_any=0 _share_printers=1...

Hi, could you repost or attach `example.doc`? Or at least allow access to it? Thanks.

Could you attach the PPD file of your print queue (from `/etc/cups/ppd/`)? Please rename it to have the name extension `.txt` so that GitHub accepts it.

Could you try pull request #505, for example by cloning the contributor's fork and see whether that one builds? https://github.com/kraj/cups-filters/tree/1.x

Note that there are two approaches to internationalize PPDs: 1. Adobe's original approach: A PPD file can only support a single language, to support more than one language several single-language...

There is no "CUPS extension" which one can install. CUPS extends the PPD standard, by using additional attributes, whose keywords start with `*cups...`. This allows for extra functionality compared to...

Could you remove your printer and re-add it with ``` lpadmin -p HP_InkAdv_2515 -E -v 'ipp://192.168.111.6/ipp/print' -m 'drv:///hpcups.drv/hp-deskjet_2510_series.ppd' ``` Does this work?

The "hpijs" driver of HPLIP is deprecated, you should use "hpcups" instead.

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