Hi, Thanks Hernan, your solution worked for me - nice job :)
> Why would you use saned with a networked PS C5180? Since the PS C5180 is > networked, you can use xsane from any PC without saned. Because there are several scenarios where it does not make sense to install hplip on every single machine on the network. Just imagine the following case: A high school has several networked printers (LaserJets, OfficeJets & Photosmarts), all of them on the same printer subnet. The clients are not supposed to access them directly – they have to contact a CUPS-server, which is connected to the printer subnet and the client subnet. CUPS checks the printing quota of each user who wants to print and if the user is allowed to use the printer (for example printing photos on a Photosmart). The Photosmart however is located in a computer lab where the users need it for remote scanning. To scan they contact the CUPS-server (with a running saned). The users are also allowed to bring their own laptops/PDAs with them and connect them to a special guest VLAN/subnet where they are also supposed to print/scan. In this case it is neither possible nor desirable to install hplip on every single computer. Dan
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