cupsd.conf help. Linux-Linux printing
A while back I set up SUSE 9.1 for the girlfriend and setup cups for her epson printer.
When I ran 'localhost:631' on my machine (slackware 10.1) it automatically detected the networked printer and away I went. I changed her distro to Slackware 10.1 also as suse dint have the development stuff and was becomming a pain in the arse. I have the printer setup and working correctly on the host (hers), and when I try and configure the client I have to enter all the details and the IPP: address. Im not sure how to find out the IPP address, but to the best of my knowledge I entered it like: ipp://host.here.org:631/printer/printername Ive also added 'allow from' to /etc/cups/cupd.conf <Location /> Order Deny,Allow Deny From All Allow From 127.0.0.1 Allow From 10.0.0.10 #(client IP) </Location> and still cant print. At the moment Im recieving host busy errors when trying to print. Is there anyway I can set up cupsd.conf to automatically setup clients like in suse? thanks |
I use http to print on my other machine and have this device URI: http://10.0.0.24:631/printers/Epson
In the server machine I've this: <Location /> Order Deny,Allow Deny From All Allow From 127.0.0.1 Allow From 10.0.0.* </Location> The rest is most default options. Take a look at cupsd.conf since it's pretty well documented to configure it. On Slackware you won't find such automated apps, but it's not hard to get stuff working. |
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