Exactly:
# lpstat -e ECOSYS-P6026cdn Kyocera_ECOSYS_P6026cdn
# lpstat -v Device for ECOSYS-P6026cdn: socket://192.168.4.2
That makes sense to me - as I could swear that I really printed on a printer, and later (maybe after rebooting, the next day etc) I try to print on the same one, and it doesn't work.
Exactly:
# lpstat -e ECOSYS_ P6026cdn
ECOSYS-P6026cdn
Kyocera_
# lpstat -v //192.168. 4.2
Device for ECOSYS-P6026cdn: socket:
That makes sense to me - as I could swear that I really printed on a printer, and later (maybe after rebooting, the next day etc) I try to print on the same one, and it doesn't work.