CUPS Server Error “client-error-not-possible”
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I'm attempting to add a network printer for the first time on my Crouton enabled Chromebook. I'm running XFCE4 on top of Ubuntu 14.04.5. I downloaded the necessary PPD source files for the Canon Pixma MG5720 (connected only to Wifi) that I own, and I get through all of the steps of adding a new printer right until the "Describe Printer" prompt. Clicking forward at that point brings the CUPS Server "client-error-not-possible" message. I have the smbclient installed...giving Terminal the command:
sudo apt-get install smbclient
returns:
smbclient is already the newest version.
I'm a little stuck, and out of my depth as a long-time windows user. Any help would be appreciated!
networking printing canon chromebook crouton
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I'm attempting to add a network printer for the first time on my Crouton enabled Chromebook. I'm running XFCE4 on top of Ubuntu 14.04.5. I downloaded the necessary PPD source files for the Canon Pixma MG5720 (connected only to Wifi) that I own, and I get through all of the steps of adding a new printer right until the "Describe Printer" prompt. Clicking forward at that point brings the CUPS Server "client-error-not-possible" message. I have the smbclient installed...giving Terminal the command:
sudo apt-get install smbclient
returns:
smbclient is already the newest version.
I'm a little stuck, and out of my depth as a long-time windows user. Any help would be appreciated!
networking printing canon chromebook crouton
add a comment |
I'm attempting to add a network printer for the first time on my Crouton enabled Chromebook. I'm running XFCE4 on top of Ubuntu 14.04.5. I downloaded the necessary PPD source files for the Canon Pixma MG5720 (connected only to Wifi) that I own, and I get through all of the steps of adding a new printer right until the "Describe Printer" prompt. Clicking forward at that point brings the CUPS Server "client-error-not-possible" message. I have the smbclient installed...giving Terminal the command:
sudo apt-get install smbclient
returns:
smbclient is already the newest version.
I'm a little stuck, and out of my depth as a long-time windows user. Any help would be appreciated!
networking printing canon chromebook crouton
I'm attempting to add a network printer for the first time on my Crouton enabled Chromebook. I'm running XFCE4 on top of Ubuntu 14.04.5. I downloaded the necessary PPD source files for the Canon Pixma MG5720 (connected only to Wifi) that I own, and I get through all of the steps of adding a new printer right until the "Describe Printer" prompt. Clicking forward at that point brings the CUPS Server "client-error-not-possible" message. I have the smbclient installed...giving Terminal the command:
sudo apt-get install smbclient
returns:
smbclient is already the newest version.
I'm a little stuck, and out of my depth as a long-time windows user. Any help would be appreciated!
networking printing canon chromebook crouton
networking printing canon chromebook crouton
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I had the same error in Ubuntu 18.04 with a Xerox printer and your suggestion of updating the smbclient like below actually helped.
sudo apt-get install smbclient
I just wanted to note that for some it can be a solution. For you obviously not. But, I could not comment yet (50 reputation needed) so opted for making an 'answer' here.
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I had the same error in Ubuntu 18.04 with a Xerox printer and your suggestion of updating the smbclient like below actually helped.
sudo apt-get install smbclient
I just wanted to note that for some it can be a solution. For you obviously not. But, I could not comment yet (50 reputation needed) so opted for making an 'answer' here.
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I had the same error in Ubuntu 18.04 with a Xerox printer and your suggestion of updating the smbclient like below actually helped.
sudo apt-get install smbclient
I just wanted to note that for some it can be a solution. For you obviously not. But, I could not comment yet (50 reputation needed) so opted for making an 'answer' here.
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I had the same error in Ubuntu 18.04 with a Xerox printer and your suggestion of updating the smbclient like below actually helped.
sudo apt-get install smbclient
I just wanted to note that for some it can be a solution. For you obviously not. But, I could not comment yet (50 reputation needed) so opted for making an 'answer' here.
I had the same error in Ubuntu 18.04 with a Xerox printer and your suggestion of updating the smbclient like below actually helped.
sudo apt-get install smbclient
I just wanted to note that for some it can be a solution. For you obviously not. But, I could not comment yet (50 reputation needed) so opted for making an 'answer' here.
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