I haven't been paying attention to this thread but I just had a quick glance.
A while back before we dropped dual booting and installed cxoffice, I had my
daughter's workstation connecting to CUPS on a Linux box using IPP protocol
when she was up in windows.
I was using win2k but I understand it can be done using XP as well. This was
back around slack-9.0-9.1 so I'm sure more recent versions of CUPS have the
same if not enhanced IPP capabilities.
Here's the link to page that I used as a reference, it's still there:
http://www.owlfish.com/thoughts/winipp-cups-2003-07-20.html
John is a darn nice person I don't care what anybody says!
> Hi
> I've read the kde documentation and a number of other cups things on
> setting up printers but I'm still hopelessly lost.
> I have a printer running on this machine and I want to enable my son's
> windoze laptop to print to it over the network. His school work has to be
> done under windoze unfortunately. (Wife's too !!!!!!!!)
> The best way of doing this would seem to be to establish a named raw queue
> to the printer in addition to the one it already has. The printer is a
> samsung clp500 laser so the driver isn't open source but is well supported
> under Linux.
> Can KDE control module do this and if so how do I do it. Alternatively, if
> anyone anywhere knows just how could I do this using cups? I'm not keen on
> the samba root.
> This link may be of interest
> http://www.owlfish.com/thoughts/winipp-cups-2003-07-20.html
> but suse yast doesn't seem to offer the same facilities.
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Cheers,
Rick Miles
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and rest set in motion is no rest.
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