januari 2002 3:25
To: newbie
Subject: Re: [newbie] printing to tcp/ip port
I have made a similar setup work. Just be aware that while windoze uses
the IP address on the printer to find it, CUPS is using a hostname, so
you need to put an entry for the printer in /etc/hosts so it can find
it.
Good
Brian Parish wrote:
I have made a similar setup work. Just be aware that while windoze uses
the IP address on the printer to find it, CUPS is using a hostname, so
you need to put an entry for the printer in /etc/hosts so it can find
it.
This is slightly off the point, but I've been
On Tuesday 29 January 2002 15:22, Randy Kramer wrote:
Brian Parish wrote:
I have made a similar setup work. Just be aware that while windoze uses
the IP address on the printer to find it, CUPS is using a hostname, so
you need to put an entry for the printer in /etc/hosts so it can find
Derek Jennings wrote:
Randy Kramer wrote:
This is slightly off the point, but I've been wondering -- does CUPS run
on top of Samba? I.e., must Samba be running for CUPS to work?
No... CUPS is independent of Samba. If you have CUPS running in several
computers they are all aware of each
On Saturday 26 January 2002 13:34, Evert van den Bos wrote:
Hello everybody,
I would like to install my HP 970 cxi printer in Mandrake but I want to
assign it to a tcp/ip port. My printer is not attached to the Mandrake box
but to a freesco box acting as a printer server. In windows this is
Hello everybody,
I would like to install my HP 970 cxi printer in Mandrake but I want to
assign it to a tcp/ip port. My printer is not attached to the Mandrake box
but to a freesco box acting as a printer server. In windows this is fairly
simple. I just install the printer as if it was attached
