and then run a program/command which makes CUPS taking 100% CPU (from another terminal or the desktop menues). After the CPU was taken by cupsd for some seconds stop the program and then stop the "strace -f cupsd > cupsd.log" with Ctrl + C.
Post cupsd.log here. If it is too big, try one of the following:
bzip2 cupsd.log
head -10000 cupsd.log cupsd10000.log
Can you do
/etc/init.d/cupsys stop
strace -f cupsd > cupsd.log
and then run a program/command which makes CUPS taking 100% CPU (from another terminal or the desktop menues). After the CPU was taken by cupsd for some seconds stop the program and then stop the "strace -f cupsd > cupsd.log" with Ctrl + C.
Post cupsd.log here. If it is too big, try one of the following:
bzip2 cupsd.log
head -10000 cupsd.log cupsd10000.log