Re: Cups 1.6 printer discovery

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So I guess that at this stage the definition of the printer using the
splix packages on the client laptop fails to work properly for print
files sent via dnssd -

Files, or better said, print jobs are not sent via dnssd. dnssd is only used for service discovery so that you can avoid setting the remote printer manually. The print jobs are sent via the IPP protocol as ever.

However the server is running
Fedora F16 - so I don't know if there is a difference between the
splix packages on Fedora and arch, or not, and whether maybe I will
have to instead use a proprietary ppd file (which I do have from
several years ago used before the splix package was mature enough to
run the printer from the server for the past couple of years)

Anyway I will now explore that to see if I can define a working
printer on arch. (It is a Samsung SCX-4500W if anyone is interested)

Try to connect the printer directly to your Arch system and see what you get.


(splix??)



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