On 02/14/2013 09:37 AM, Thomas Woerner wrote:
On 02/13/2013 04:15 PM, antonio montagnani wrote:
fedora ha scritto / said the following il giorno/on 13/02/2013 16:10:
Ciao Antonio
Do you use cups on your Printer Server? To find out, take a browser and
enter the URL http://your.printer.server:631.
If bloudy firewall stays in between, open port 631
If you get a page on the above URL, then printing on your client is as
easy as:
on your client host, edit the file /etc/cups/client.conf and enter a
line like
ServerName your.printer.server
If that file does not exist, create it and enter the line above. If the
/etc/cups directory does not exist, create it and put the above file
therein.
After having created/edited this file, check to see which printers are
available:
In a terminal window enter the following command:
lpstat -p
and start printing on them.
suomi
On 2013-02-13 15:25, antonio montagnani wrote:
Tim Waugh ha scritto / said the following il giorno/on 13/02/2013
12:12:
On Wed, 2013-02-13 at 11:43 +0100, antonio montagnani wrote:
what am I missing??? and which are the correct tools???
If you use system-config-printer, or its troubleshooter, you might
find
what's up.
My guess is that firewalld is preventing CUPS Browse packets from
being
received.
Tim.
*/
yes, but as I am new to firewalld, what shall I do in order to share
printer.I don't see any cups service to let open
A point is: is sharing in Fedora easy for a standard user???
because we
are loosing the point of usability in my opinion, unless you disable
firewalld on all your networked computer
I am working as a newbie user, so I added the printer locally and it
works: from another networked computer I tried to add but it is not seen
remotely.
I think that a standard user has not to know if it is shared by cups or
any other devil tools, he expects to see on the list of shareable
printers, that's all. Please note that it was like this in F17, I don't
see why I lost my printer remotely in F17. And I think that we should
think also about easiness of use.
You lost your printer in an F-17 installation? As long as were not
manually installing firewalld in your F-17 machine, this is not
related to firewalld.
In the fedora printer setup, right click on printer that is setup Icon,
>properties>Policies check to see if the boxes are checked for;
Enabled
Accepting jobs
Shared
All three must be checked, I have found that one of them gets unchecked
for some unknown reason.
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