Hi Bernhard,
On Mo 12 Jan 2015 18:34:29 CET, Mayr, Bernhard J. | elexis-austria wrote:
Thank you for help and your gentle offer. Yet I would like to get x2go work out of the box. especially as our users own different platforms (linux, windows, mac).
I understand that.
After research on cups in ubuntu 14.04 I found out that I had to install the cups-bsd compatibility package. Now the error log changed:
Well... I just checked the content of the cups-bsd package and it
seems absolutely unrelated to X2Go's client-side printing mech.
The only thing that might be relevant is the list of dependencies:
"""
libc6 (>= 2.4), libcups2 (>= 1.4.0), debconf (>= 0.5) | debconf-2.0,
cups-client (= 1.5.3-5+deb7u4), update-inetd, cups-common
""" -> on Debian jessie
Could you check /var/log/dpkg.log for other packages that got pulled
in with the installation of cups-bsd? If you are right that a package
has been missing, we need to add it as a dependency for cups-x2go
and/or x2goserver-printing.
excerpt from the syslog:
Jan 12 18:33:40 eaustria /usr/lib/cups/backend/cups-x2go[1874]: Call to printfile function with: /tmp/20-bmayr-cupsjob1874.pdf /tmp/20-bmayr-cupsjob1874.pdf.title eaustria.app.server bmayr-55-1421082562_stRPUBLISHED_dp24 Jan 12 18:33:40 eaustria /usr/lib/cups/backend/cups-x2go[1874]:
x2goprint bmayr bmayr-55-1421082562_stRPUBLISHED_dp24 bmayr-55-1421082562_stRPUBLISHED_dp24_20-bmayr-cupsjob1874.pdf bmayr-55-1421082562_stRPUBLISHED_dp24_20-bmayr-cupsjob1874.pdf.title
In the above log message I count command (x2goprint) plus four
arguments, right?
Jan 12 18:33:40 eaustria /usr/bin/x2goprint.orig[1903]: ERROR: x2goprint was called with a wrong number of cmd line args, x2goprint exits now!
What should be the right number of arguments and how can I change them?
The code that triggers the error message is this:
elsif (scalar(@ARGV) != 4)
{
syslog('err', "ERROR: x2goprint was called with a wrong number of cmd line args, x2goprint exits now!");
print { \*STDERR } "ERROR: Usage:\nx2goprint user session file
titleFile\nx2goprint user\n";
exit 1;
}
I see that not x2goprint is called, but x2goprint.orig. Did you change
anything in that script? Did you use a wrapper?
Please get everything back in place and use the default installation
of x2goserver-printing for testing or fix the test setup (the wrapper
script you use).
You can also enable debugging for x2goserver-printing in
/etc/x2go/x2goserver.conf. That should show you how x2goprint(.orig)
gets launched, including the used cmdline options.
Mike
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