3 For making clear your printing problem, I need some information.
5 1. Please describe your CUPS version/revision. This will be written
6 automatically if you use Debian bug system tools.
7 2. Please describe Your printer vendor and model, and how to connect (usb,
8 parallel, serial, lpd, ipp, http, socket, smb).
9 3. Please attach your /etc/cups/printers.conf (only about problematic printer)
10 4. Set LogLeveld as "debug" in your /etc/cups/cupsd.conf and reload by
11 /etc/init.d/cups reload. After you do something causes a problem,
12 please attach gzippped your /var/log/cups/error_log.
13 5. Please attach gzipped PPD file in /etc/cups/ppd/.
16 1. If you use gs as filter, please check /usr/bin/gs indicates gs-esp.
17 gs-gnu doesn't support some drivers. If gs indicates gs-gnu, please
18 change by 'update-alternatives --config gs'.
19 2. Please don't set severity to 'grave' or 'critical' if you couldn't success
20 to print out. I usually test by my printer, then upload. (it means at
21 least I can success to print out)
22 I promise to look over your report. Please use 'important' for
23 "I can't print out by my printer!".