I have the same problem with a Brother HL L2375-DW printer on Ubuntu
19.10.
This was auto-detected and added to the GNOME Printers as
'Brother_HL_L2375DW_series' - if I print double sided (long-edge) using
the then it prints the second page upside down (as though I had selected
short-edge) - but selecting short-edge also prints as short-edge.
However, I then went into 'Printer Details' via the gear menu for the
printer, and selected 'Select from Database...' and chose the 'Brother
HL-L2375DW series, driverless, cups-filters 1.25' driver. At this stage
a second instance of the printer appeared in GNOME Printers
('Brother_HL_L2375DW_series@BRW0C96E67E441E.local') - and printing to
this second instance seems to work correctly.
I am unsure how to know which PPD was used for the first auto-detected +
added instance but if you can help me to find out I will happily attach
the PPD here. See below for error_log, attrs.txt
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Dell E310dw: Default driver doesn't work, driverless fails on sides
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