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There will now be a link to manage that printer in the Google Cloud Print web interface, and to share it with your users. If this is happening, make sure you have enabled Google Cloud Print in PaperCut in the Enable Printing → Mobile & BYOD section, then select a printer, and on the Summary tab choose Publish to Google Cloud Print. When this happens, all of the jobs from GCP will be charged to the SYSTEM account (or whatever service account that the Google Cloud Print Connector is running as). We sometimes see this happen if the printers were published using the Google Cloud Print Connector or Chrome browser, instead of PaperCut’s implementation of Google Cloud Print. Q: What do I check if the GCP print jobs are logged as the wrong user?

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GCP print jobs are stuck as “Queued” - how do I fix that?.GCP print jobs are stuck as “In Progress” - what can I check?.What do I check if the GCP print jobs are logged as the wrong user?.Google Cloud Print appears in the Attributes column for the job. Go to your PaperCut Application server administrator web interface, and in the Printers tabs, navigate to the relevant GCP Print and select the Job Log tab. You can see jobs printed through a PaperCut monitored Google Cloud Print printer in the PaperCut Job Log. Since Google’s Cloud Print product is still in Beta, there may be bug fixes and updates included with newer releases of the PaperCut Application server and Print Provider - check the Release History page to see if you’re running the latest version, and to see if there have been any Google Cloud Print changes. What version of PaperCut am I running?Ĭheck that you’re running the latest version of PaperCut G/MF.

PAPERCUT CLIENT HIGH SIERRA HOW TO

If you’re currently using GCP, there is also a useful article on How to migrate from GCP to Mobility Print. We recommend you use PaperCut Mobility Print instead. Note: Google have announced that Google Cloud Print, their cloud-based printing solution that has been in beta since 2010, will no longer be supported as of December 31, 2020.