Recently we've been seeing Google Cloud Print Service fail to print on Xerox printers.
We're relatively sure it's a Drivers issue.
When attempting to Print to a Xerox printer, the Cloud Print portal will report a failed job while all future attempts to print to ANY cloud print printer associated with the service will fail until the Cloud Print service is restarted.
The Cloud Print service continues to report as "Running".
While Cloud Print provides the logging below, more information would be better.
Where Can I Get better information on the details of Cloud Connects failure to print?
Xerox Driver info:
Xerox Phaser 6128 Version: 2.6.16.0
Relevant Logging below:
[5440:7116:0217/185425:VERBOSE1:printer_job_handler.cc(509)] CP_CONNECTOR: Starting printing, printer id: 3d46ee36-0529-828d-ad90-a326bbd8bd91
[5440:2212:0217/185425:VERBOSE1:printer_job_handler.cc(260)] CP_CONNECTOR: Job failed (spool failed)
[5440:7116:0217/185425:VERBOSE1:printer_job_handler.cc(590)] CP_CONNECTOR: Job failed, printer id: 3d46ee36-0529-828d-ad90-a326bbd8bd91, job id: d2acc44c-ca1a-377f-f6cc-8cf798ca7abc, error: 3
[5440:7116:0217/185425:VERBOSE1:printer_job_handler.cc(539)] CP_CONNECTOR: Updating job status, printer id: 3d46ee36-0529-828d-ad90-a326bbd8bd91, job id: d2acc44c-ca1a-377f-f6cc-8cf798ca7abc, job status: 2
[5440:7116:0217/185426:VERBOSE1:cloud_print_url_fetcher.cc(168)] CP_PROXY: OnURLFetchComplete, url: https://www.google.com/cloudprint/control?jobid=d2acc44c-ca1a-377f-f6cc-8cf798ca7abc&status=ERROR&connector_code=3, response code: 200
[5440:7116:0217/185426:VERBOSE1:printer_job_handler.cc(432)] CP_CONNECTOR: Handling failure status update response, printer id: 3d46ee36-0529-828d-ad90-a326bbd8bd91
[5440:7116:0217/185426:VERBOSE1:printer_job_handler.cc(495)] CP_CONNECTOR: Stopping printer job handler, printer id: 3d46ee36-0529-828d-ad90-a326bbd8bd91
Best Answer
Have you attempted to use the alternate PS package instead of the existing PCL6 iteration?
Judging by your screen shot, you're currently using the PCL6 V3 print driver made for windows 8/8.1 found here and depending on your environment you may want to be using the PS package.
Depending on how your environment is set up, this may or may not apply. Are you all using one version of windows? Is it a heterogeneous network? Do you have any other Xerox drivers installed not shown on your screen shot?
Before installing the PS driver, I would advise you remove the existing iteration of the same model's package and then reassign the print queue to the newly loaded driver. See if this causes in ANY changes in behavior as that will allow us to pinpoint the problem more specifically. Additionally, this particular model doesn't seem to be compatible with the Google Cloud system, but I would advise you to attempt the PS driver as a possible troubleshooting step into potentially reaching a permanent solution.
Google Cloud Print > Compatible Products