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PostPosted: Tue Mar 18, 2008 5:36 pm    Post subject: [solved] cups client config Reply with quote

hi,

I have some Problems configuring the cups client to access a remote print-server.
I followed the gentoo printing guide (ipp).

(All cups topics I found here were on cupsd.conf and setting up a Printserver, which i am not trying to do. Sorry if i missed sth.)

/etc/cups/client.conf contains the correct server-name.

cups is compiled with the following flags: X dbus jpeg ldap nls pam php png ppds samba slp ssl tiff

Code:
telnet ServerName 631
works.

cupsd is not running and not included in any runlevel.

Code:
lpstat -a
returns:
Code:
lpstat: Forbidden


Accessing http://printsrv.domain:631/ via bowser returns:
403 Forbidden

Code:
lpq -P printer_name
returns:

Code:
lpq: Unknown destination


The kde control center tool cannot retrieve the printer list. (the ipp request fails for an unknown reason)

Any hints/ ideas?

I don't think, that it is a setup problem (cups server, the whole network, etc), but since i don't manage it, i cannot be sure. I have a second workstation which has printer access (SuSE 9.sth).

it seems to be trivial to get this done, since there is no one with such a problem.. ._.



thanks in advance


EDIT:

It was a nameserver problem in the network. It took some asking around though. :)
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