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This does not seem to be amd64 specific, but have you looked at your |
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/etc/cups/ configuration files? My amd64 gentoo systems prints to my hp |
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with a jet direct interface. Here is what I have: |
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cat printers.conf |
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# Printer configuration file for CUPS v1.1.23 |
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# Written by cupsd on Sat Jul 2 23:41:14 2005 |
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<DefaultPrinter hp> |
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Info hp lj 4 |
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Location master bedroom |
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DeviceURI socket://wednesday |
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State Idle |
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Accepting Yes |
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JobSheets none none |
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QuotaPeriod 0 |
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PageLimit 0 |
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KLimit 0 |
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</Printer> |
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Looking at my configuration, I don't seem to be using 9100. Have you |
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tried the lpd port? |
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Steve Herber herber@×××××.com work: 206-221-7262 |
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Security Engineer, UW Medicine, IT Services home: 425-454-2399 |
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On Wed, 17 Aug 2005, Mark Creamer wrote: |
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> I have a printer configured in CUPS, which is attached to a HP JetDirect |
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> 3-port print server. I set the printer in CUPS to use: |
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> socket://192.168.1.30:9100 |
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> per some instructions I found in my searching. However, nothing prints when I |
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> do a test page. I've tried restarting cupsd, but no print. Maybe I'm missing |
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> something simple? I have verified the IP address on the JetDirect, and that |
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> the printer is plugged in to port 1 (which translates to TCP/IP port 9100 |
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> from what I'm told). |
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> Thanks! |
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