Printer Options are not saved

[Sigurd]

Hi,
I guess I found another small problem. In the "system settings - printer - configure - printer options" you can change the settings for your printer. For instance I would like to change the color model from RGB to CMYK. I click Apply and OK. And when I open the printer options again the color model is back to RGB. It does not store the change I have done. Perhaps this is still a bug and to fix.
Kind regards,
Sigurd

[starbuck]

Probably an upstream issue, have you looked if the bug is reported on bugs.kde.org?

[leszek]

Can you make the change via the html user interface of cups at the site http://localhost:631/ ?
Does it save it the thing now and does it appear correctly in the settings aswell ?

[Sigurd]

Can you make the change via the html user interface of cups at the site http://localhost:631/ ?
Does it save it the thing now and does it appear correctly in the settings aswell ?

Hi,
local host refused connection. I cannot do anything. Do you have another idea?
Kind regards,
Sigurd

[leszek]

If it refused connection it asked for your password?

[AJSlye]

Try this:

Code:

sudo systemctl restart cups.service

[rocky7x]

I can confirm that the Printer settings still don't work - the changed options are still not saved. The only option is to do it via the CUPS web page.