> Then cupsd is also not correct, for something there must be LC_PAPER.
Yes, I agree. (In practice this usually makes no difference, but it would be good to get it fixed.)
>CUPS is supporting libpaper natively, at least if libpaper-dev is installed
> when CUPS is compiled. Perhaps one should explicitly cancel the libpaper
> support via a ./configure option (How is it done by Red Hat?).
Just by not building with it enabled.
--enable-libpaper turn on libpaper support, default=no
> Then cupsd is also not correct, for something there must be LC_PAPER.
Yes, I agree. (In practice this usually makes no difference, but it would be good to get it fixed.)
>CUPS is supporting libpaper natively, at least if libpaper-dev is installed
> when CUPS is compiled. Perhaps one should explicitly cancel the libpaper
> support via a ./configure option (How is it done by Red Hat?).
Just by not building with it enabled.
--enable-libpaper turn on libpaper support, default=no