Activity for HP Linux Imaging and Printing
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HP Linux Imaging and Printing released /hplip/3.25.8/hplip-3.25.8.run.asc
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Jan Sauer posted a comment on a wiki page
@FeRD I tried all your suggestions, but no luck. But something must have been broken in my Manjaro OS because after a current system update and a new download of hplip-3.25.2-plugin.run, the plugin install went nice with as result: [xyz ~]$ cd Downloads [xyz Downloads]$ sh hplip-3.25.2-plugin.run Verifying archive integrity... 100% All good. Uncompressing HPLIP 3.25.2 Plugin Self Extracting Archive 100% HP Linux Imaging and Printing System (ver. 3.25.2) Plugin Installer ver. 3.0 Copyright (c) 2001-18...
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FeRD modified a comment on a wiki page
Running tty in xfce4-terminal prints /dev/pts/0 Nevertheless, the script trips over -title. That's very strange, and inexplicable to me. If you want to find out how it's getting to that point, one thing you can do is run the .run file with sh -x, which will trace script commands as they're being executed. On my F42 system in a gnome-terminal window, that goes like this: $ sh -x ./hplip-3.25.2.run ++ umask + ORIG_UMASK=0022 + test n = n + umask 077 + CRCsum=3855771365 + MD5=080e82174e90441a77cd8f53061d3776...
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Running tty in xfce4-terminal prints /dev/pts/0 Nevertheless, the script trips over -title. That's very strange, and inexplicable to me. If you want to find out how it's getting to that point, one thing you can do is run the .run file with sh -x, which will trace script commands as they're being executed. On my F42 system in a gnome-terminal window, that goes like this: $ sh -x ./hplip-3.25.2.run ++ umask + ORIG_UMASK=0022 + test n = n + umask 077 + CRCsum=3855771365 + MD5=080e82174e90441a77cd8f53061d3776...
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Running tty in xfce4-terminal prints /dev/pts/0 Nevertheless, the script trips over -title. That's very strange, and inexplicable to me. If you want to find out how it's getting to that point, one thing you can do is run the .run file with sh -x, which will trace script commands as they're being executed. On my F42 system in a gnome-terminal window, that goes like this: $ sh -x ./hplip-3.25.2.run ++ umask + ORIG_UMASK=0022 + test n = n + umask 077 + CRCsum=3855771365 + MD5=080e82174e90441a77cd8f53061d3776...
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hpaio is actually double-configured in Fedora 42. The sane-backends package installs /etc/sane.d/dll.conf which lists it on the last line of the file. libsane-hpaio installs /etc/sane.d/dll.d/hpaio which also lists it. Since the actual /usr/lib64/libsane-hpaio.so.1.0.0 library is installed by libsane-hpaio, that's really the crucial package on Fedora. The fact that sane-backends already lists it is probably an indication that libsane-hpaio is a required dependency of our sane-backends.
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@sqcjs hp-check is broken crap, it always checks for python3-pyqt4 (or equivalent), and claims it's required which it is NOT if you're using the Qt5 GUI. Which of course you are, since the last Qt4 release was in 2015. For scanning to work, what you likely need is the hpaio scanning backend. I don't think the HP binary printer plugin is scanning-related (though I could be wrong). Here's what hp-check shows on a Fedora 42 system with working scanning from an ENVY Pro 6400 Series all-in-one: ----------------------...
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Running tty in xfce4-terminal prints /dev/pts/0 Nevertheless, the script trips over -title. In xterm the installation is successful but then I receive the complaint that this hplip and my version of Manjaro are incompatible. But that is a whole different issue. I was trying to install hplip from SourceForge because it contains hplip-plugin. In Manjaro I used the gui Add/Remove Software to install HP Device Manager (hplip) 1:3.25.2-1. That succeeds fine and printing via wifi to the local network printer...
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Thanks @FeRD. I'm using Manjaro 6.12 with xfce4-terminal version 1.1.5 in which I run sh hplip-3.25.2.run. This results in the error message That's very strange. I'm not disbelieving you, I'm just confused. The code ahead of those terminal calls is: if test x"$nox11" = xn; then if tty -s; then # Do we have a terminal? : else if test x"$DISPLAY" != x -a x"$xterm_loop" = x; then # No, but do we have X? if xset q > /dev/null 2>&1; then # Check for valid DISPLAY variable GUESS_XTERMS="xterm gnome-terminal...
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Thanks @FeRD. I'm using Manjaro 6.12 with xfce4-terminal version 1.1.5 in which I run sh hplip-3.25.2.run. This results in the error message Unknown option -title. Above option 1 is not applicable. Will try installing xterm and report back later.
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That's a tricky one. The code there is written to be compatible with xterm, where the correct syntax is -title — calling xterm --title "Something" will result in an abort with this error message: xterm: bad command line option "--title" But you're correct that most other terminal software won't take-title. The second choice after xterm, gnome-terminal, will abort with: # Failed to parse arguments: Unknown option -title ...I'm guessing most of the rest will be in the same boat. But, the code in that...
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The script of hplip-3.25.2.run contains 2 lines where the terminal is called with the option -title (single hyphen). The execution is aborted on this. I think the option should be --title (double hyphen).
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@aiden256 A PR? Nowhere. The officially supported method for reporting bugs is supposedly Ubuntu Launchpad (https://launchpad.net/hplip), however I and others have posted patches there that reliably never get any response from HP. The best you can hope for is that the distros pick up your patches for their own packaging -- most distros are carrying 50+ patches on the package distributed by HP. (You should check that the bug you've found isn't already fixed by distro patches; Fedora's can be found...
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hplip created a blog post
HPLIP 3.25.2 Release Notes
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Jiaheng Ma posted a comment on a wiki page
I find a bug of hplip 3.24.4, how can I push a PR or like that for hplip?
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Timothy Passingham posted a comment on a blog post
Thanks. That worked for me on ubuntu 24.04, but to get the scanner working I needed a plugin, which apparmor policies rejected (took me ages to find that out). Removing hplip, rebooting and installing WITHOUT policies fixed that (or I could have removed the enforcement in apparmor). Running hp-plugin installed the required file.
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JROC posted a comment on a wiki page
Any chance you guys could add a PPD file for: HP Color LaserJet Pro MFP 3301-3304/3388 series ?
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Raymond ROUMEAS modified a comment on a blog post
Thank you, I'm on LInux Mint 22 and could get the scanner of my MFP1120n working by running this command line.
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Thank you, I could get the scanner of my MFP1120n working by running this command line.
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Robert Smith modified a comment on a blog post
I managed to get a minimal setup to work on Ubuntu 24.04 by running python3 install.py --no-qt4 from the hplip-3.24.4 directory and only installing the driver in the custom install.
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I managed to get a minimal setup to work on Ubuntu 24.04 by running python3 install.py --no-qt4 and only installing the driver in the custom install.
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Reed Love posted a comment on a blog post
So I'm running Linux Mint 21.3 (Ubuntu 22.04) and your installer is trying to look for the package "python3-pyqt4" which does not exist for either Linux Mint 21.3 or Ubuntu 22.04. I've tried telling the installer that my OS is both of those things. Digging in deeper, I modified the "core_install.py" to exclude looking for "python3-pyqt4" because it looks like someone did a bad duplicate copy and paste under the "python3_dep" dictionary, one entry overwriting the other. So I fixed that, but even still,...
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HPLIP 3.24.4 Release Notes
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Harish Kumar Verma modified a comment on a blog post
HP Color LAserjet 4303dw not support scanning , always shows SANE operation not supported on RHEL 8.2 whereas printing is fine. Do we have any workaround on this concern
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HP Color LAserjet 4303dw not support scanning , always shows SANE operation not supported on RHEL 8.2 whereas printing is fine. Do we have any workaround on this concern
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HP Color LAserjet 4303dw not support scanning , always shows SANE operation not supported
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HPLIP 3.23.8 Release Notes
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HPLIP 3.23.5 Release Notes
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Jose Antonio Alvarez Bermejo posted a comment on a blog post
Good morning! I am writting, because I am using FC37 (and also UBUNTU). I am trying to print on a Samsung CLP-775ND that has the job accounting activated. So I need to provide my user and password to print jobs with my user. I have no clue how to do it. I find no option in the drivers to provide such credentials to print. Any pointer will be very much appreciated. Regards.
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Ryan Konkolewski modified a comment on a blog post
Fedora 37 is now supported with 3.23.3, which was released yesterday.
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Always check requirements before install. That said, Fedora 37 is now supported with 3.23.3, which was released yesterday.
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HPLIP 3.23.3 Release Notes
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Marius Nestor posted a comment on a blog post
Fedora Linux 37 is not yet supported.
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ken kuzenski posted a comment on a blog post
I've given away TWO piece-of-waste Canons. I bought this HP specifically because HP made a point of supporting linux, and IT DOESN"NT WORK WITH FEDORA 37 and there are a half-dozen help pages online and none of them agree with any of the others, some of them give shell commands that DO NOT WORK in Fedora 37 (my install) and now I've got an HP 8035 sitting absolutely uselessly. I"M IRKED! I get an error on one script, "inappropriate tab stops." Tabs? WTF? Dammit, I keep telling people how easy linux...
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HPLIP 3.22.10 Release Notes
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HPLIP 3.22.6 Release Notes
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HPLIP 3.22.6 Release Notes
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HPLIP 3.22.6 Release Notes
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HPLIP 3.22.6 Release Notes
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HPLIP 3.22.4 Release Notes
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HPLIP 3.22.4 Release Notes
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Hamdi Abdulalim Khalid Saif posted a comment on a blog post
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HPLIP 3.22.2 Release Notes
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HPLIP 3.21.12 Release Notes
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HPLIP 3.21.12 Release Notes
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HLIP 3.21.12 Release Notes
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