Package: cups
Version: 2.4.7-1
Severity: important
Dear Maintainer,
The NEWS entry for CVE-2023-32360 says /etc/cups/cupds.conf when ite
should say /etc/cups/cupsd.conf.
In addition, after reading the NEWS entry and reviewing the contents
of my cupsd.conf file, I'm left completely clueless about
Package: cups-browsed
Version: 1.28.17-3+b1
Severity: normal
Dear Maintainer,
cups-browsed on this laptop is not detecting either of the printers on
my home network.
I have another Debian laptop upstairs, on the same wifi network,
installed and configured pretty much exactly the same way as this
I also can't print to a printer I add explicitly to the system rather
than relying on auto-discovered printers.
Basically printing through CUPS appears to be completely borked, at
least for me, across two diffferent laptops running Debian testing.
It turns out things aren't working right on my second laptop either. It
is correctly detecting network printers and making them visible to the
OS as driverless printers, but I can't print to them. When I try, the
print job gets paused and lpstat -t prints "No suitable destination host
found by
*sigh* Ignore everything I said about my second laptop. The cups-browsed
problem I originally reported persists, but I believe everything else
was a PEBKAC issue. Sorry.
I've debugged this further and I think it's probably a kernel network
driver issuer but I don't know how to categorize that appropriately in
the bug-tracking system so some help in that regard would be appreciated.
`avahi-browse --all --terminate --ignore-local` returns no results on
the lapto
One more data point: on the laptop that is not seeing mDNS query
response broadcasts, if I disable wifi and plug into ethernet it works
just fine. If I then unplug from ethernet and reenable wifi, it stops
working again.
close 1062554
thanks
*sigh* I can't believe it. Rebooted my wifi router, and the problem went
away. Apparently the wifi router was preventing the responses from
getting back to the laptop. Sorry to bother you.
