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On 9/18/06, Sarpy Sam <sarpy.sam@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> Maybe port 631 will work here, I have it set to Listen *.631 |
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Changed it to |
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Listen *:631 |
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and restarted CUPS on the server. |
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> On the client mahines you want to comment out the listen localhost:631 |
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> line in cupsd.conf. Then you want to make a file in /etc/cups called |
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> client.conf. Insert in it |
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> ServerName ***** |
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Ah! OK, that makes sense. I changed it appropriately, restarted CUPS |
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on the client machine and now I get this far: |
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mark@dragonfly ~ $ lpq |
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HP is ready |
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no entries |
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mark@dragonfly ~ $ lpstat -a |
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HP accepting requests since Jan 01 00:00 |
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mark@dragonfly ~ $ |
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So far this looks OK. However, if I go into the CUPS manager on the |
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client and try to print a test page it's telling me the printer is not |
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available. |
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Any ideas? I guess you can print a test page from within the CUPS |
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manager on the client? |
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Thanks a lot for this much. It's helpful. |
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- Mark |
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