I have been able to duplicate the problem by opening Yast>Security and Users>Local Security>set file permission to secure.
There must be a cron job that runs sometime after this that causes the problem. Port 631 has a listed listening device. There are 3 versions of cupsd.conf/.default.conf O - The files are all owned by root, however respectively Grouped root/nobody/nobody. ALL files have -rw-r----- rights There are 2 x classes.conf and classes.conf O and printers.conf and printers.conf O Am I possibly correct in assuming by changing this global file permission I have stuffed this cups server twice in a row????? If so I will issue a bug report, however what's with this O extension.....I.E file.nnn / file.nnn O Scott Am I seeing what I John Andersen wrote: > On Wednesday 02 May 2007, Registration Account wrote: > >> Despite a relatively easy setting up of a CUPS Print Server when I open >> ANY browser on that PC Http://localhost:631 >> I just get the error "404 Not Found" >> Yes cups is running as a service. >> > > /etc/cups/cupsd.conf > check near the bottom to see if permissions are correct. > And be sure you are attempting to log in as the proper > person, (which is usually not root). > > Technically, to be pedantically correct, there should be a > trailing / but it should work anyway. > > Run netstat -anp and verify that something (cupsd) is listening > on 631 (usually, but not always on all interfaces). > >
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