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Can\'t read DBUS session direcory /var/spool/cups/tmp/.dbus/session-bus #101
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I can remember when this started to happen. I printed from Okular to boomaga, GUI opened, and then I printed from the same Okular another document to boomaga while GUI was still opened, and since then Boomaga virtual printer is no longer opening GUI, when you print to Boomaga printer nothing happens, cups shows no change in document queue, remaining in state idle. The warning can't read DBUS session directory /var/spool/cups/tmp/.dbus/session-bus appears and that's all. |
do you have a solution? Same problem here! |
Same here on openSuse Tumbleweed 20220604. |
After reading the wiki document "Boomaga backend, how it works" I tried to manually start boomaga with one of the cboo files in the /var/cache/boomaga/cris directory. Seems the same error as in bug #113 |
Facing the same issue when printing to boomaga from cups. |
virtual printer fails constantly with:
[Job 87] [Boomaga GUI] WARNING: Can't read DBUS session direcory /var/spool/cups/tmp/.dbus/session-bus
for example when printing PDF from Okular. Rebooting cups won't help. Rebooting Okular won't help either. I can't find the system to get boomaga back online with cups2.3,2-r2 but somehow sometimes the virtual printer works. May be the warning is irrelevant.
the second issue is speed sometimes, when boomaga gui loads it takes quite some time for it to enter Print readiness state. During this time one CPU thread is 100% for quite a while. I use it on 1025C Asus, it has limited GPU hardware support (through GMA3600 in-kernel) may be it has something to do with QT trying to hardware accelerate some processes.
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