Lp Unable To Print File Client-error-not-possible
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Error: "Unable to print to file: client-error-not-possible" Print jobs transfer from the application to CUPS, but don't print to printer. "too returning ipp client-error-not-possible for create-job many jobs" listed as a reason for failure in the /var/log/cups/error_log
Sap /usr/bin/lpr: Too Many Active Jobs.
file. cause The header files of aborted print jobs collect in /var/spool/cups. If too many files
Cups Maxjobs
collect there, then jobs will not be received by CUPS. fix Run these commands to resolve this problem. ps -eaf | grep cupsd You will see a process
Message From Host Spool Usr Bin Lpr Too Many Active Jobs
of /usr/sbin/cupsd run by lp rm -f /var/spool/cups/c* This command removes the header files that are left over in the CUPS system. These files will remain if the job is aborted or otherwise didn't print. killall -HUP cupsd This command should kill the CUPS daemon. ps -eaf | grep cupsd This command will verify that cups server error client-error-not-possible /usr/sbin/cupsd is not running. If /usr/sbin/cupsd is still listed with ps grep command from above, then run: kill -9 [pid] The pid (process ID) is listed in the ps grep command from above. Use that number in place of [pid]. ps -eaf | grep cupsd Again, verify that /usr/sbin/cupsd is not running. /usr/sbin/cupsd should not be listed. cupsd This command will start the CUPS daemon. document Document Title: Error: "Unable to print to file: client-error-not-possible" Document ID: 10099373 Solution ID: NOVL103920 Creation Date: 18Oct2005 Modified Date: 18Oct2005 Novell Product Class:Novell Printing Services disclaimer The Origin of this information may be internal or external to Novell. Novell makes all reasonable efforts to verify this information. However, the information provided in this document is for your information only. Novell makes no explicit or implied claims to the validity of this information. Any trademarks referenced in this document are the property of their respective owners. Consult your product manuals for complete trademark information.
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