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On 9/14/06, darren kirby <bulliver@×××××××××××.org> wrote: |
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<SNIP> |
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> OK, I just tried lpq on my system (on a local terminal) and it works fine. |
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As it did on mine before I took down the Mac. I may as well try |
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turning the MAc on again this evening and see if this problem really |
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changes when it's on the network. |
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> Here's an idea, maybe the lpq command needs to have explicit access to: |
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> <Location /admin> |
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> </Location> |
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HEre is my admin section from /etc/cups/cupsd.conf: |
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<Location /admin> |
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AuthType Basic |
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AuthClass System |
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## Restrict access to local domain |
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Order Deny,Allow |
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Deny From All |
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Allow From 127.0.0.1 |
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#Encryption Required |
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</Location> |
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> to access the queue...though this is a crapshoot, as I believe 127.0.0.1 is |
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> allowed this access by default. |
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> > I've seen this before, actually, when the Mac was turned off. |
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> > Linux/Gnome would only see the local CUPS server after it had seen the |
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> > remote server on the Mac. |
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> > I'm thinking that the system (some part of it anyway) has cached |
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> > the fact that the Mac had a CUPS server somewhere. Now that the Mac is |
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> > gone it cannot move forward. I have no data to back up that idea |
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> > though and I have no idea how to prove it true or false... |
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> Hmm, I have not heard of a Cups 'printer cache' but that certainly doesn't |
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> mean there is not one... |
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> I assume you have removed all traces of the Mac printer/daemon through the |
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> Cups web administration interface and /etc/cups/client.conf? |
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I had thought so but it wasn't the case. client.conf had a pointer to |
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to the Mac Mini. I removed it by hand and restarted cupsd here and now |
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get different/better results: |
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lightning ~ # lpq |
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lpq: error - no default destination available. |
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lightning ~ # |
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After setting the local pronter as default using the Cups admin tool |
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it now acts nice: |
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lightning ~ # lpq |
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HP is ready |
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no entries |
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lightning ~ # |
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Thanks for the help! |
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Cheers, |
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Mark |
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