On Tue, 2006-06-20 at 19:33 -0400, Nigel J. Terry wrote: > > > > Upon further research it turns out that this was an SELinux problem with > > FC5. > > > > I noticed some SELinux error messages in my security log so I disabled > > SELinux. At that point I was able to run "hp-makeuri xxx:yyy" where > > xxx:yyy is the USB bus id and device id of my Officejet. I then deleted > > and re-installed the printer using "/usr/bin/printconf-gui" Everything > > (printing/scanning/faxing) works as advertised now. > > > > When I re-enable SELinux, the "hp-toolbox" command no longer can find > > the Officejet and I can't print/fax/scan. If I disable SELinux then > > everything starts working again. So I am now stuck running without > > SELinux enabled. > > > > Any thoughts on how how to fix this particular SELinux issue? > > > > Charlie > > > > > I have the same problem with an OfficeJet G95 connected via a JetDirect > server. hp-toolkit cannot find it, nor hp-info, hp-clean, hp-testpage... > > The difference is that I have SELinux disabled and have done since install. > > Any ideas > > Nigel > > Nigel, What happens when you run the "hp-makeuri" command? You need to run this command (as root) first before any of the "hp-*" tools will see your print/fax/scanner devices. Charlie -- fedora-list mailing list fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-list
