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Hi Phil,

On Sa 09 Apr 2011 09:29:49 CEST "--[ UxBoD ]--" wrote:

...

if( $mounts=~m/$spooldir/) { move ("$printdir/$file", "$spooldir") or die "$!: Can't rename $file to $homedir/.x2go/C-$session/$file"; $file $spooldir"");

 my $counter = 0;
 while ( ! -f "$spooldir/$file.ready" && $counter < 10 )
 {
    open (RFILE,">$spooldir/$file.ready");
    print RFILE "$filen$title";
    close (RFILE);
    $counter = $counter + 1;
 }
 if ( $counter > 1 ) { syslog("info", "Failed to write ready

file - Count $counter - C-$session/$file"); } } else { unlink("$printdir/$file"); }

I am not sure if this really is a solution to what you observe. This only seems like a workaround. The syslog entry however is valuable.

Do you think you can find some time to debug what is really going on? We actually need documentation of what happens during cups-x2go/x2goprint'ing...

Maybe we will find a solution that really tracks the issue down instead of looping around it (wouldn't it need some sort of a sleep statement in the loop?).

Greets, Mike

Agreed Mike; though I have the feeling it may be less worth than the effort involved unless somebody knows the internal working of Perl and SSHFS ? A sleep could be added though I have tried to avoid slowing down the process to much. Since adding that loop code we have not experiencing any further failures; though time will tell.

Thanks, Phil