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Old 04-03-2008, 03:43 PM
andy
 
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Default Network printing trouble

Hello

I am obviously going about this the wrong way, but I'm not sure where my
error lies. A second (or third) pair of eyes would be helpful.

On box A there is an USB printer. Box B wants to use that printer. Box A
and B are both connected via a hub to a firewall that does IP masking.
Box A has CUPS as does B. Box B has "Show printers shared by other
systems" enabled on the CUPS admin page (localhost:631). Box A has "show
printers shared by other systems" disabled, and "share published
printers connected to this system" enabled. So far this is all I have
done, and this repeatedly seems to lock up the CUPS server horrendously
so that Box A can't print either.

There is evidently a step (or a series) that I am missing. Can someone
kindly review this with me so I can correct this.

TIA

Andy

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Old 04-03-2008, 03:43 PM
Ron Johnson
 
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On 04/01/08 01:15, andy wrote:
> Hello
>
> I am obviously going about this the wrong way, but I'm not sure where my
> error lies. A second (or third) pair of eyes would be helpful.
>
> On box A there is an USB printer. Box B wants to use that printer. Box A
> and B are both connected via a hub to a firewall that does IP masking.
> Box A has CUPS as does B. Box B has "Show printers shared by other
> systems" enabled on the CUPS admin page (localhost:631). Box A has "show
> printers shared by other systems" disabled, and "share published
> printers connected to this system" enabled. So far this is all I have
> done, and this repeatedly seems to lock up the CUPS server horrendously
> so that Box A can't print either.
>
> There is evidently a step (or a series) that I am missing. Can someone
> kindly review this with me so I can correct this.


When in doubt, look in the .conf files... In this case,
box_A:/etc/cups/cupsd.conf
box_B:/etc/cups/client.conf

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