Hi,
I followed the instructions in this tutorial
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sa...ane.d+tutorial
<https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SaneDaemonTutorial?action=show&redirect=sane.d+tutorial>
to set up a network scanner.
Everything should be set as needed. However, when I open xsane on a
client PC (I tried more than one client, with the same result), the host
saned denies access:
Feb 6 14:29:56 xxxxxxx systemd[1]: Started Scanner Service
(xxx.xxx.xx.xxx:46488).
Feb 6 14:29:56 xxxxxxx saned[5122]: saned (AF-indep+IPv6) from sane-backends
1.0.26git starting up
Feb 6 14:29:56 xxxxxxx saned[5122]: check_host: access by remote host:
localhost
Feb 6 14:29:56 xxxxxxx saned[5122]: init: access by host localhost denied
Feb 6 14:29:56 xxxxxxx saned[5122]: saned exiting
I'm puzzled here by the fact that the access request comes from
'localhost' instead of the client IP/name. If I indeed include localhost
in the allowed IPs, the log changes into:
check_host: access by remote host: localhost
init: bad status=22 or procnum=6350304
I tried several things (add saned to lp and saned groups, modify
saned@.service, define permission rules for saned), but nothing changes.
Of course, the scanner works locally on the host. If, however, I add
localhost both in saned.conf and in net.conf, I can connect to the
scanner only locally, no second 'localhost' copy is detected by xsane
(as mentioned in the tutorial for troubleshooting).
Do you have any idea?
Thanks,
Stefano
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