On Wed, 2013-09-18 at 08:00 -0500, Richard Shaw wrote: > After upgrading my wife's laptop (F18) can no longer discover the > printer. I tried shutting down the firewall (firewalld) to make sure > that wasn't the problem on both computers and restarting cups & > avahi-daemon to no avail. For clients using CUPS < 1.6, i.e. anything before Fedora 19, if you weren't already using DNS-SD for discovery then you'll need to change something. In Fedora 19, CUPS only uses DNS-SD natively for discovery. The way it works is that the *client application* now does discovery, so e.g. your GTK+ application will discover shared CUPS queues via DNS-SD when you go to print. If you cannot using DNS-SD for some reason, you can still use the "CUPS Browsing" protocol as used by CUPS < 1.6. It is available via the "cups-browsed" service provided in the cups-filters package. On the server, configure /etc/cups/cups-browsed.conf with e.g. "BrowseLocalProtocols CUPS"; on the client, configure it with "BrowseRemoteProtocols CUPS". Alternatively use "BrowsePoll my.server" on the clients, to get them to periodically interrogate the server. Tim. */
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