Brother MFC-J4510DW does not print although print jobs complete successfully
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Brother MFC-J4510DW does not print although print jobs complete successfully
I am having a weird problem with CUPS and my Brother printer. Whatever I print gets entered into the printer queue and completes successfully, yet the printer sits there idling and does nothing. Scanning works!
I re-installed the printer using different methods and different URIs, it is always the same result (unless I specify a wrong URI of course).
This type of behaviour can happen when there are missing libraries (required by the filter) sometimes. Increasing the verbosity of CUPS logging may yield further information about what is failing. That can be done with
Code:
cupsctl --debug-logging
Examine the CUPS error log after a print job has been sent again.
I actually suspected something in the filter chain. But now it is getting embarrassing ...
I switched on the detailed CUPS error log and tried to print a page ... and what a surprise - it printed !!!
This kind of Murphy's law I actually like. But don't ask me what it was. Perhaps it just needed another reboot to activate something that was not active before.
Anyway, perhaps this thread and the links can help somebody else with a similar problem.
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