Marc Wilson wrote:
Perhaps it's my misunderstanding - but I thought the jetadmin service would act as a "print server" - so it would provide the connectivity to CUPS and the rest of the network. I know that CUPS can connect directly - using the hpdirect protocol - but I thought I'd get better results the other way. I've been having intermittent lockup/timing issues with CUPS - both when locally connected via parallel and via network - and I was hoping jetadmin would help that.On Thu, Oct 27, 2005 at 12:38:02PM -0700, Daniel L. Miller wrote:Has anyone successfully installed the current version of HP Web Jetadmin on DebianYes, it's not like it was a big deal.- and set up a printer under Cups?Unfortunately.But I can't create a print queue - it's looking for some other redhat/suse stuff.Why're you trying to use JetAdmin to create print queues? Use JetAdmin for what it's good at (administering JetDrects), and add printers in CUPS using the normal interface.
BTW - the printer I'm using is a 2500CM. I never had any issues when directly connected to a <gasp> Windows unit - so I'm assuming this is somehow a CUPS issue. None of my other CUPS printers are showing problems like this one is.
-- Daniel