* [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2003-09-05 11:10]: > > > > Well, I tried what you suggested, but cups-lpd wouldn't start, etc., so > > I did something which was either smart or dumb: I deleted the printer > > from the printer configuration and re-added it. Problem solved. > > > > However, when I open http://localhost:631/admin on the client computer, > > I don't see any printers. I probably have my firewall set up > > On the clent computer. Try this in /etc/cups you will find a file > called client.conf add the line > ServerName ####.###.#.# (this is the ipaddress of the server) > > Printing can be frustrating to get set up. If you use any old > programs that use printcaps like word perfect you also need > a fake print caps file. > GoodLuck > Linda
Nope. I changed the client.conf file as you said and restarted cups but in the printer configuration there was nothing. I specified "networked cups" as the printer, but it asked me for the server, so I entered the IP address. The last screen says: About to create the following queue: Type: IPP Print Queue ipp://192.168.1.100:631/printers/queue1 Printer: Epson PM 760C I don't think any of that is right, and when I tried to print from the client computer with similar settings last time, it tied up my cups server on the host computer. I tried the same by logging into port 631 directly, but there was more stuff I didn't understand (the pull-down menu with the different parallel ports and usb ports). -- Marc Adler -- redhat-list mailing list unsubscribe mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
