On 02/05/2013 05:26 PM, Howard White wrote:
Okay, I've been beating my head, hard, all afternoon trying to get
hplip to work on CentOS 5.7. Hewlett Packard has some, um,
interesting ideas about turning off a security protocol (SELinux) just
to run a printer...
This customer has another printer, a Canon network spaceship, that any
time we stop and start CUPS, the Canon comes up disabled. A simple
cupsenable <printername> brings it to life but the fundamental
question is "why is this printer, and only this printer, disabled when
CUPS restarts?"
Howard
Probably because Canon have crap support under Linux? I have a Pixma
ip2600 (USB) that requires command line installation regardless of the
distribution I use, and even then I have to use the --force-architecture
command as Canon have only a 32-bit driver! Maybe a script can be
written to enable the Canon when you restart CUPS?
Jim Peterson
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