John Jason Jordan wrote: > When I try "https://localhost:631" in Firefox the status bar on the > bottom of the page says it is going there, but nothing ever appears and > all I see is the hourglass while Firefox tries to access the data.
Is CUPS running? Does your distro disable the web interface? Could the running cupsd process be in a non-functional state? Given the issues you describe I suspect the latter to be more likely. > Suspecting the problem is permissions, I did "sudo firefox" from the > command line, then tried the link, but it still won't open. Argh, no. That runs firefox as root, sure. It then tries to connect to the TCP/IP address 127.0.0.1 on port 631 just like normal. The only difference is that if something goes wrong, it can nuke your system. Don't run a browser as root. Ever. > I forgot to add that the following line appears repeatedly for pages in > error-log: > > E [19/Jul/2007:08:31:36 -0700] cupsdAuthorize: Local authentication > certificate not found! > > The time/date changes on each line, so I am guessing the file is just a > list of the same error code repeated every time I tried to print from > Scribus. Just Scribus? Does the same error/warning appear when you print other jobs? -- Craig Ringer
