I have updated the upcoming Ubuntu 19.10 to CUPS 2.2.12 and now I cannot do quick configuration changes with `cupsctl` any more. When I run ``` $ cupsctl --share-printers ``` or ``` $ cupsctl --no-share-printers ``` I cannot access CUPS any more: ``` $ cupsctl cupsctl: Unable to connect to server: Bad file descriptor $ lpstat -v lpstat: Bad file descriptor $ ``` I have to restart the daemon to get access again. At least then the configuration change gets effective: ``` $ sudo systemctl restart cups $ cupsctl _debug_logging=1 _remote_admin=0 _remote_any=0 _share_printers=0 _user_cancel_any=1 [...] ``` Here are my config files and error_log (in debug mode): [cupsd.conf.txt](https://github.com/apple/cups/files/3548103/cupsd.conf.txt) [cups-files.conf.txt](https://github.com/apple/cups/files/3548104/cups-files.conf.txt) [error_log.txt](https://github.com/apple/cups/files/3548121/error_log.txt)
I have updated the upcoming Ubuntu 19.10 to CUPS 2.2.12 and now I cannot do quick configuration changes with
cupsctlany more.When I run
or
I cannot access CUPS any more:
I have to restart the daemon to get access again. At least then the configuration change gets effective:
Here are my config files and error_log (in debug mode):
cupsd.conf.txt
cups-files.conf.txt
error_log.txt