On Tue, Jan 22, 2002 at 09:24:51AM -0500, Stan Brown wrote: | Given a woody machine pritning to a locally atached printer via cups, and a | remote machine with cups installed. | | How do I setup the rmote machine to access the printer on the machine that | hosts the printer?
Which protocol do you prefer? ;-) (I'd choose IPP myself, but cups can handle lpd and smb as well) | I'm using the web based setup on port 631, and I can't seem to get it to | work. My major area of confusion is when I get to the screen to specify | the path to the printer. I've been trying somethign like: | | ipp://localmachine:631/printer_que | | But I'm not getting it to work. You want ipp://remote_machine/printer_name In the URL you have to tell CUPS which machine is actually going to handle the requests. If you're using IPP (or anything other than parallel or serial) it isn't going to be the local machine. (note that specifying port 631 is superfluous because ipp is defined as naturally using port 631) HTH, -D -- Microsoft is to operating systems & security .... .... what McDonald's is to gourmet cooking
