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Subject: Printing with CUPS and gimp-print-cups: anyone with same errors?
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Hello,

on my machine (config as in Subject:) printing with CUPS caused the command
"rastertoprinter" to eat up 100% of CPU after finishing all the pages from a
given task.

I've found the possible bug and posted it, with a fix, on CUPS site:

	http://www.cups.org/str.php?L723+P0+S-2+C0+I0+E0+Qfreebsd
	
Has any of you experienced similar problems? I'm interested in your
comments, because I'm still not exactly clear on where the bug is exactly
located:

  * the place I've pointed in bugreport
  
  * somewhere "earlier" (eg. when the socked mentioned in bugreport
    is being set up and it is set up in a wrong way)
    
  * not related with CUPS (FreeBSD fault? Don't think so, but that's still
    possible)

My system is 5.2.1-RC, printer is connected via LPT port. I

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