Thanks for the quick reply.

After my post, I installed Webmin and tried to install a printer that way.
Lo and behold! It worked! Took about 30 seconds to install. I fought
with that goofy KDE print manager thingy for a couple hours!

I checked out http://localhost:631 and that is a very cool way to manage
printers. Thanks for the tip!

-Paul
"Top-posting is not a crime...it's just annoying."


On Thu, 19 Jan 2006 04:11:27 +0000, PenguinsAnonymous wrote:

>
> This assumes you have configured the linksys
> with an IP address?
> I haven't tried that particular server but had luck
> for server appliances and cards using cups
> AppSocket
> Socket://host:9100
> (add a printer after logging in the interface
> from a system using a browser as root/password)
> Cups is pretty straight forward once you get the
> interface up. (type localhost:631 in browser)
> Of course make sure the cupsd daemon is running.
> I used a server like this for about a year but
> I now prefer direct attached and modifying the
> cupsd.conf to broadcast as your whole network
> magically sees it.
> Hope some of this helps.
> -Walt