IPP vs LPD printing
Helge Blischke
h.blischke at acm.org
Fri Mar 4 12:22:03 PST 2011
Dean Montgomery wrote:
> Our school district is running TOSHIBA e-STUDIO523 copiers with department
> codes enforced. There is one strange behaviour that I can't figure out
> when it comes to IPP vs LPD printing...
>
> LPD://toshiba/Print will cause cups to immediately pass jobs to the
> copier's queue even if the department code is invalid. Invalid jobs are
> held and managed on the copier. Valid jobs will print even if there are
> Invalid jobs in the queue.
>
> IPP://toshiba/Print will cause the jobs to stop queueing on the copier as
> soon as the first invalid job is sent. Jobs wait on the CUPS server until
> the invalid job is released or deleted then the other jobs can send. This
> is undesirable as one invalid job causes everyone to not be able to print.
> IPP protocol does provide more feedback to the end-user (low paper trays,
> who's printing etc).
>
>
> Is there a way to have the CUPS server to not hold up the queue when there
> is an invalid department code in IPP mode printing?
Try changing the device URI to
ipp://thoshiba/Print?waitjob=false
otherwise CUPS waits for the just submitted job to complete.
Helge
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