Cups help?

David A. Bandel david
Mon May 17 11:41:52 PDT 2004


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On the COL box, you should use:
http://localhost:631/

In manage printers, if you don't see the printer on your RH box already,
you need to do one of two things:

on both systems, check /etc/cups/cupsd.conf to make sure there are no
restrictions from other systems connecting to you (the comments should be
self-explanatory).

ensure you're running compatible versions of the software (I suggest you
install the latest version on each)

On all my systems, the clients just have the server's printer there
automagically.  CUPS handles all that by itself for systems on the local
network (running tcpdump you'll see port 631 actively broadcasting every
few seconds).


On Fri, 20 Dec 2002 21:56:56 -0800 (PST)
begin  "Kevin O'Gorman" <kevin at kosmanor.com> spewed forth:

> I've got two systems running CUPS and I'm having trouble getting
> them to share a printer.
> 
> Print server:
>   RH7.3, printer is on parallel:/dev/lp0, called HPLJ4M, configured
>      as HP LaserJet 4M, Foomatic + Postscript  (because that's what
>      it is).  It works fine.
>   CUPS: RedHat RPM, v 1.1.14
>   NICs:
>      eth0) DSL connection
>      eth1) internal LAN, 192.168.x.146
>   I think I have CUPS listening on both NICs, port 631 (ipp, right?).
>      The CUPS log files confirm this.
> 
> Print client:
>   COL 3.1.1 WS.  I have tried configuring in several ways, most
>      recently as ipp://192.168.x.146:631/ipp/HPLJ4M, and notice that
>      this URI is changed by replacing "ipp:" with "http:" in the
>      admin display, although my input is the default the next time
>      through 'modify'.  It is reported as busy...
>   CUPS: Caldera RPM, v 1.1.10-3
>   NICS:
>      eth0) internal LAN, 192.168.x.150
> 
> Problem: I cannot find a configuration on the client that seems to
> connect to the server.  I see nothing in the logs about attempts,
> but I may not know where to look.
> 
> The client usually reports "Printer is busy; will retry in 10
> seconds".  The printer is idle, and I see no print jobs on the
> server.

Ciao,

David A. Bandel
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