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On 2/18/06, Paolo Ripamonti <paolo.ripamonti@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> Maybe some sort of iptables rule blocking access to local print server? |
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I'll jump in here also as I'm on an AMD64 which otherwise is workign |
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pretty well but I have numerous printing problems also. Maybe my |
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problems are similar to Thierry's and some answers will help him. (I |
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hope...) |
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My environment is an AMD64 machine running Gentoo-64 and then two |
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printers on my network. One is an Epson on an older FC2 machine and |
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the other is an HP on a Mac Mini running OS X. I periodically lose the |
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ability to print anthing. Sometimes I print from the AMD64 to the MAc |
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using the lpr command and it can take up to 2 hours before the file |
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gets printed. Other times I can print and it comes out immediately. |
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One most frustrating problem is that simple commands like lpstat -a do |
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not work unless BOTH the Mac and the FC2 machine are on. If EITHER |
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machine is turned off lpstat fails tellign me it cannot reach the CUPS |
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server. If I try to print when either machine is off I'm likely to get |
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nothing. |
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Is this normal? It would be better if it would just work with whatever |
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is turned on. Is there a way to fix this? |
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Thanks, |
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Mark |
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