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Problem with CUPS


How to install latest HPLIP on my Ubuntu to support my HP printer and/or scanner?/usr/lib/cups/backend/hp has failed with an HP LaserJet p3005Is it necessary to add an HP printer to CUPS using the hplip URI?Parallel port not working with an HP Laserjet 6PUbuntu CUPS printingIf my HP880c deskjet powers off and I power it back on: how can I get Ubuntu send the rest of the job without having to reboot Ubuntu?HP Officejet 4630 printer usb on Ubuntu 16.10Getting HP LaserJet P3015 to work with Ubuntu 14.04 (cannot print test page)?printers not working after distribution upgrade






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I've used my old HP Laserjet 4050 with Ubuntu 16.04 without problems so far. It just appeared when I connected my computer to my home-network.
But recently, in order to test a HP Deskjet 1010, I had to install HPLIP from sourceforge, as far as I remember. And now, nothing works anymore. Firts, the printer was 'paused' and no it gives an error. There seems to be something missing, but how do I get it there?



Screendump from my cups interface:
CUPS 2.1.3










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    Possible duplicate of askubuntu.com/questions/1056077/… If you already had HPLIP installed then adding it again may be the cause of your problem.. Uninstall it and re-install HPLIP as outlined in the posted link.

    – Graham
    Sep 28 at 15:35






  • 1





    Possible duplicate of How to install latest HPLIP on my Ubuntu to support my HP printer and/or scanner? . According to HPLIP page you need the following versions: at least 0.9.5 for laserjet and 3.13.7 for deskjet. Consider to uninstall binary HPLIP and then install deb-packaged variant.

    – N0rbert
    Sep 28 at 19:13












  • @Graham: Please (re-)read my original post: I didn't install ANYTHING and yet my networkprinter worked fine. (Ubuntu 16.04) I actually also hooked up a local printer (HP 4P) via USB-to-parallel cable and that also worked fine. Again, no particular installation was needed. It's only AFTER I installed HPLIP that the trouble started. Thanks for the link, I will uninstall HPLIP asap and hope the situation restores itself.

    – Jan80TRS
    Sep 28 at 20:43











  • @N0rbert: like I said, why install HPLIP if it already worked without it? Maybe with a minimal CUPS system already present in U16.04? Anyway, I'm going to try to uninstall it according to Graham's link, and if that doesn't work, I'll try re-installing the deb-package. I didn't see that when I was looking for it. Where can I find it ? Thanks for the pointers, Il'' get to work.

    – Jan80TRS
    Sep 28 at 20:47











  • Sorry, some further reading showed that even 16.04 comes with an older version of HPLIP. I'll follow the instructions and report back here.

    – Jan80TRS
    Sep 28 at 20:57

















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I've used my old HP Laserjet 4050 with Ubuntu 16.04 without problems so far. It just appeared when I connected my computer to my home-network.
But recently, in order to test a HP Deskjet 1010, I had to install HPLIP from sourceforge, as far as I remember. And now, nothing works anymore. Firts, the printer was 'paused' and no it gives an error. There seems to be something missing, but how do I get it there?



Screendump from my cups interface:
CUPS 2.1.3










share|improve this question




















  • 1





    Possible duplicate of askubuntu.com/questions/1056077/… If you already had HPLIP installed then adding it again may be the cause of your problem.. Uninstall it and re-install HPLIP as outlined in the posted link.

    – Graham
    Sep 28 at 15:35






  • 1





    Possible duplicate of How to install latest HPLIP on my Ubuntu to support my HP printer and/or scanner? . According to HPLIP page you need the following versions: at least 0.9.5 for laserjet and 3.13.7 for deskjet. Consider to uninstall binary HPLIP and then install deb-packaged variant.

    – N0rbert
    Sep 28 at 19:13












  • @Graham: Please (re-)read my original post: I didn't install ANYTHING and yet my networkprinter worked fine. (Ubuntu 16.04) I actually also hooked up a local printer (HP 4P) via USB-to-parallel cable and that also worked fine. Again, no particular installation was needed. It's only AFTER I installed HPLIP that the trouble started. Thanks for the link, I will uninstall HPLIP asap and hope the situation restores itself.

    – Jan80TRS
    Sep 28 at 20:43











  • @N0rbert: like I said, why install HPLIP if it already worked without it? Maybe with a minimal CUPS system already present in U16.04? Anyway, I'm going to try to uninstall it according to Graham's link, and if that doesn't work, I'll try re-installing the deb-package. I didn't see that when I was looking for it. Where can I find it ? Thanks for the pointers, Il'' get to work.

    – Jan80TRS
    Sep 28 at 20:47











  • Sorry, some further reading showed that even 16.04 comes with an older version of HPLIP. I'll follow the instructions and report back here.

    – Jan80TRS
    Sep 28 at 20:57













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I've used my old HP Laserjet 4050 with Ubuntu 16.04 without problems so far. It just appeared when I connected my computer to my home-network.
But recently, in order to test a HP Deskjet 1010, I had to install HPLIP from sourceforge, as far as I remember. And now, nothing works anymore. Firts, the printer was 'paused' and no it gives an error. There seems to be something missing, but how do I get it there?



Screendump from my cups interface:
CUPS 2.1.3










share|improve this question














I've used my old HP Laserjet 4050 with Ubuntu 16.04 without problems so far. It just appeared when I connected my computer to my home-network.
But recently, in order to test a HP Deskjet 1010, I had to install HPLIP from sourceforge, as far as I remember. And now, nothing works anymore. Firts, the printer was 'paused' and no it gives an error. There seems to be something missing, but how do I get it there?



Screendump from my cups interface:
CUPS 2.1.3







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    Possible duplicate of askubuntu.com/questions/1056077/… If you already had HPLIP installed then adding it again may be the cause of your problem.. Uninstall it and re-install HPLIP as outlined in the posted link.

    – Graham
    Sep 28 at 15:35






  • 1





    Possible duplicate of How to install latest HPLIP on my Ubuntu to support my HP printer and/or scanner? . According to HPLIP page you need the following versions: at least 0.9.5 for laserjet and 3.13.7 for deskjet. Consider to uninstall binary HPLIP and then install deb-packaged variant.

    – N0rbert
    Sep 28 at 19:13












  • @Graham: Please (re-)read my original post: I didn't install ANYTHING and yet my networkprinter worked fine. (Ubuntu 16.04) I actually also hooked up a local printer (HP 4P) via USB-to-parallel cable and that also worked fine. Again, no particular installation was needed. It's only AFTER I installed HPLIP that the trouble started. Thanks for the link, I will uninstall HPLIP asap and hope the situation restores itself.

    – Jan80TRS
    Sep 28 at 20:43











  • @N0rbert: like I said, why install HPLIP if it already worked without it? Maybe with a minimal CUPS system already present in U16.04? Anyway, I'm going to try to uninstall it according to Graham's link, and if that doesn't work, I'll try re-installing the deb-package. I didn't see that when I was looking for it. Where can I find it ? Thanks for the pointers, Il'' get to work.

    – Jan80TRS
    Sep 28 at 20:47











  • Sorry, some further reading showed that even 16.04 comes with an older version of HPLIP. I'll follow the instructions and report back here.

    – Jan80TRS
    Sep 28 at 20:57












  • 1





    Possible duplicate of askubuntu.com/questions/1056077/… If you already had HPLIP installed then adding it again may be the cause of your problem.. Uninstall it and re-install HPLIP as outlined in the posted link.

    – Graham
    Sep 28 at 15:35






  • 1





    Possible duplicate of How to install latest HPLIP on my Ubuntu to support my HP printer and/or scanner? . According to HPLIP page you need the following versions: at least 0.9.5 for laserjet and 3.13.7 for deskjet. Consider to uninstall binary HPLIP and then install deb-packaged variant.

    – N0rbert
    Sep 28 at 19:13












  • @Graham: Please (re-)read my original post: I didn't install ANYTHING and yet my networkprinter worked fine. (Ubuntu 16.04) I actually also hooked up a local printer (HP 4P) via USB-to-parallel cable and that also worked fine. Again, no particular installation was needed. It's only AFTER I installed HPLIP that the trouble started. Thanks for the link, I will uninstall HPLIP asap and hope the situation restores itself.

    – Jan80TRS
    Sep 28 at 20:43











  • @N0rbert: like I said, why install HPLIP if it already worked without it? Maybe with a minimal CUPS system already present in U16.04? Anyway, I'm going to try to uninstall it according to Graham's link, and if that doesn't work, I'll try re-installing the deb-package. I didn't see that when I was looking for it. Where can I find it ? Thanks for the pointers, Il'' get to work.

    – Jan80TRS
    Sep 28 at 20:47











  • Sorry, some further reading showed that even 16.04 comes with an older version of HPLIP. I'll follow the instructions and report back here.

    – Jan80TRS
    Sep 28 at 20:57







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Possible duplicate of askubuntu.com/questions/1056077/… If you already had HPLIP installed then adding it again may be the cause of your problem.. Uninstall it and re-install HPLIP as outlined in the posted link.

– Graham
Sep 28 at 15:35





Possible duplicate of askubuntu.com/questions/1056077/… If you already had HPLIP installed then adding it again may be the cause of your problem.. Uninstall it and re-install HPLIP as outlined in the posted link.

– Graham
Sep 28 at 15:35




1




1





Possible duplicate of How to install latest HPLIP on my Ubuntu to support my HP printer and/or scanner? . According to HPLIP page you need the following versions: at least 0.9.5 for laserjet and 3.13.7 for deskjet. Consider to uninstall binary HPLIP and then install deb-packaged variant.

– N0rbert
Sep 28 at 19:13






Possible duplicate of How to install latest HPLIP on my Ubuntu to support my HP printer and/or scanner? . According to HPLIP page you need the following versions: at least 0.9.5 for laserjet and 3.13.7 for deskjet. Consider to uninstall binary HPLIP and then install deb-packaged variant.

– N0rbert
Sep 28 at 19:13














@Graham: Please (re-)read my original post: I didn't install ANYTHING and yet my networkprinter worked fine. (Ubuntu 16.04) I actually also hooked up a local printer (HP 4P) via USB-to-parallel cable and that also worked fine. Again, no particular installation was needed. It's only AFTER I installed HPLIP that the trouble started. Thanks for the link, I will uninstall HPLIP asap and hope the situation restores itself.

– Jan80TRS
Sep 28 at 20:43





@Graham: Please (re-)read my original post: I didn't install ANYTHING and yet my networkprinter worked fine. (Ubuntu 16.04) I actually also hooked up a local printer (HP 4P) via USB-to-parallel cable and that also worked fine. Again, no particular installation was needed. It's only AFTER I installed HPLIP that the trouble started. Thanks for the link, I will uninstall HPLIP asap and hope the situation restores itself.

– Jan80TRS
Sep 28 at 20:43













@N0rbert: like I said, why install HPLIP if it already worked without it? Maybe with a minimal CUPS system already present in U16.04? Anyway, I'm going to try to uninstall it according to Graham's link, and if that doesn't work, I'll try re-installing the deb-package. I didn't see that when I was looking for it. Where can I find it ? Thanks for the pointers, Il'' get to work.

– Jan80TRS
Sep 28 at 20:47





@N0rbert: like I said, why install HPLIP if it already worked without it? Maybe with a minimal CUPS system already present in U16.04? Anyway, I'm going to try to uninstall it according to Graham's link, and if that doesn't work, I'll try re-installing the deb-package. I didn't see that when I was looking for it. Where can I find it ? Thanks for the pointers, Il'' get to work.

– Jan80TRS
Sep 28 at 20:47













Sorry, some further reading showed that even 16.04 comes with an older version of HPLIP. I'll follow the instructions and report back here.

– Jan80TRS
Sep 28 at 20:57





Sorry, some further reading showed that even 16.04 comes with an older version of HPLIP. I'll follow the instructions and report back here.

– Jan80TRS
Sep 28 at 20:57










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