Paul E Condon wrote:
Date: Fri, 25 Feb 2005 22:01:42 -0700 To: debian-users@lists.debian.org Subject: YACDQ (Yet Another CUPS Dummy Question) I have (with valuable help from this list) succeeded in setting up a CUPS server on my local server (Debian) box. I know it is working because I can print to it from my wife's iMac. But I want to print to if from my desktop Debian machine also. What do I need to install on my desktop machine to set up printing over the LAN to this server? Or is it a question of adjusting config files? Or what? Or maybe I don't know it is working because the access might be via netatalk, which I have had working for many years. In which case, what do I do to test network printing other than set up whatever is called for by my first question?
You should point your machine at ipp://localhost[:port]. If you have old apps that try to use lpr (like xpdf) then you need cupsys-bsd for compatibility. -Roberto -- Roberto C. Sanchez http://familiasanchez.net/~sanchezr
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