Any way for Java Print to ignore lpoptions? [migrated]

I have been trying to set up my printer using ipp but I cant get it to work. Its currently set up as below:However, when I issue a CLI command to print lp <filename> it reaches the print queue and I see it on localhost:631and listed in the jobs list, but it doesn't actually print the file.

4on6 wrote:There are some related threads in this forum, but I still can't figure out what is my problem (printer works in some situations - printing a pdf in evince or a webpage in chromium - but in others not, e.g.

Hi I am doing a review on a Brother MFC-795CW. Had been blaming it for its very inconsistent print quality, but when I tried print from Windows, the print was excellent. Print settings can be set in CP and they are forgotten in Print Dialog.

Hi,

in Ubuntu 12.04, Firefox doesn't remember the last used print settings in the File - Print (Ctrl+P) dialog.

I need Firefox to remember the exact settings I used last time in the print dialog. How to do this?

In about:config, the print.save_print_settings variable is set to true. But still doesn't work.

I would like to print to file.

How to print in single command/shortcut (like Ctrl+P) without showing the print configuration window?

I'm using Ubuntu 12.04 and I'm trying to connect to a network windows printer via samba in my university.

I've managed to define the printer and everything, even print a test page, however nothing else worked.

There are many free tutorial or text book in PDF format. You can download and view them but you may encounter problem when trying to print. Thats because the PDF is print protected. You will need permission to print the PDF file. If you do not have the password, you won’t be able to print. [...]

I have a running CUPS server on this machine (a bridged VBox VM, if somebody cares), from which I'm writing.

Following this thread: http://www.unix.com/ip-networking/19...-ftp-task.html I have created the following script:

Code: #!