I agree, I use user mountable nfs shares for my music and video at home,
but on my laptop, I don't automount them since there is no use when I'm
on the road etc. Double clicking in the "Computer" portion of nautilus
was very useful.. is this just a gvfs regression, or is it gone for
good?
--
use
Public bug reported:
Affects: gnome-cups-manager (Ubuntu)
Severity: Normal
Priority: (none set)
Status: Unconfirmed
Description:
Trying to add an HP Color Laserjet 4650 connected over the network with
a jetdirect card.
Running gnome-cups-add from the command line
Am
I've tried adding Allow from statement in my cupsd.conf for my ip address and
localhost with no luck.
here's the error log entries, as I launch and run gnome-cups-add:
E [11/Apr/2006:11:50:47 -0700] [cups-driverd] Unable to open driver directory
"/usr/lib/cups/driver": No such file or directory
After an update this morning, I'm able to add a printer.
I know the bug descriptor wasn't the best, but unless you digg pretty
deeply into cups, I'm not aware of any other way to add a printer (the
web interface has always been locked down in ubuntu), so the fact that
gnome-cups-add was failing sh
Public bug reported:
Affects: gnome-cups-manager (Ubuntu)
Severity: Normal
Priority: (none set)
Status: Unconfirmed
Description:
Trying to add an HP Color Laserjet 4650 connected over the network with
a jetdirect card.
Running gnome-cups-add from the command line
Am
I've tried adding Allow from statement in my cupsd.conf for my ip address and
localhost with no luck.
here's the error log entries, as I launch and run gnome-cups-add:
E [11/Apr/2006:11:50:47 -0700] [cups-driverd] Unable to open driver directory
"/usr/lib/cups/driver": No such file or directory
After an update this morning, I'm able to add a printer.
I know the bug descriptor wasn't the best, but unless you digg pretty
deeply into cups, I'm not aware of any other way to add a printer (the
web interface has always been locked down in ubuntu), so the fact that
gnome-cups-add was failing sh
I agree, I use user mountable nfs shares for my music and video at home,
but on my laptop, I don't automount them since there is no use when I'm
on the road etc. Double clicking in the "Computer" portion of nautilus
was very useful.. is this just a gvfs regression, or is it gone for
good?
--
use
Public bug reported:
Affects: gnome-cups-manager (Ubuntu)
Severity: Normal
Priority: (none set)
Status: Unconfirmed
Description:
Trying to add an HP Color Laserjet 4650 connected over the network with
a jetdirect card.
Running gnome-cups-add from the command line
Am
I've tried adding Allow from statement in my cupsd.conf for my ip address and
localhost with no luck.
here's the error log entries, as I launch and run gnome-cups-add:
E [11/Apr/2006:11:50:47 -0700] [cups-driverd] Unable to open driver directory
"/usr/lib/cups/driver": No such file or directory
After an update this morning, I'm able to add a printer.
I know the bug descriptor wasn't the best, but unless you digg pretty
deeply into cups, I'm not aware of any other way to add a printer (the
web interface has always been locked down in ubuntu), so the fact that
gnome-cups-add was failing sh
I agree, I use user mountable nfs shares for my music and video at home,
but on my laptop, I don't automount them since there is no use when I'm
on the road etc. Double clicking in the "Computer" portion of nautilus
was very useful.. is this just a gvfs regression, or is it gone for
good?
--
use
I agree, I use user mountable nfs shares for my music and video at home,
but on my laptop, I don't automount them since there is no use when I'm
on the road etc. Double clicking in the "Computer" portion of nautilus
was very useful.. is this just a gvfs regression, or is it gone for
good?
--
use
Public bug reported:
Affects: gnome-cups-manager (Ubuntu)
Severity: Normal
Priority: (none set)
Status: Unconfirmed
Description:
Trying to add an HP Color Laserjet 4650 connected over the network with
a jetdirect card.
Running gnome-cups-add from the command line
Am
I've tried adding Allow from statement in my cupsd.conf for my ip address and
localhost with no luck.
here's the error log entries, as I launch and run gnome-cups-add:
E [11/Apr/2006:11:50:47 -0700] [cups-driverd] Unable to open driver directory
"/usr/lib/cups/driver": No such file or directory
After an update this morning, I'm able to add a printer.
I know the bug descriptor wasn't the best, but unless you digg pretty
deeply into cups, I'm not aware of any other way to add a printer (the
web interface has always been locked down in ubuntu), so the fact that
gnome-cups-add was failing sh
Public bug reported:
Affects: gnome-cups-manager (Ubuntu)
Severity: Normal
Priority: (none set)
Status: Unconfirmed
Description:
Trying to add an HP Color Laserjet 4650 connected over the network with
a jetdirect card.
Running gnome-cups-add from the command line
Am
I've tried adding Allow from statement in my cupsd.conf for my ip address and
localhost with no luck.
here's the error log entries, as I launch and run gnome-cups-add:
E [11/Apr/2006:11:50:47 -0700] [cups-driverd] Unable to open driver directory
"/usr/lib/cups/driver": No such file or directory
After an update this morning, I'm able to add a printer.
I know the bug descriptor wasn't the best, but unless you digg pretty
deeply into cups, I'm not aware of any other way to add a printer (the
web interface has always been locked down in ubuntu), so the fact that
gnome-cups-add was failing sh
I agree, I use user mountable nfs shares for my music and video at home,
but on my laptop, I don't automount them since there is no use when I'm
on the road etc. Double clicking in the "Computer" portion of nautilus
was very useful.. is this just a gvfs regression, or is it gone for
good?
--
use
Public bug reported:
Affects: gnome-cups-manager (Ubuntu)
Severity: Normal
Priority: (none set)
Status: Unconfirmed
Description:
Trying to add an HP Color Laserjet 4650 connected over the network with
a jetdirect card.
Running gnome-cups-add from the command line
Am
I've tried adding Allow from statement in my cupsd.conf for my ip address and
localhost with no luck.
here's the error log entries, as I launch and run gnome-cups-add:
E [11/Apr/2006:11:50:47 -0700] [cups-driverd] Unable to open driver directory
"/usr/lib/cups/driver": No such file or directory
After an update this morning, I'm able to add a printer.
I know the bug descriptor wasn't the best, but unless you digg pretty
deeply into cups, I'm not aware of any other way to add a printer (the
web interface has always been locked down in ubuntu), so the fact that
gnome-cups-add was failing sh
I agree, I use user mountable nfs shares for my music and video at home,
but on my laptop, I don't automount them since there is no use when I'm
on the road etc. Double clicking in the "Computer" portion of nautilus
was very useful.. is this just a gvfs regression, or is it gone for
good?
--
use
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