Hi. Le tridi 13 messidor, an CCXXIII, Ron Leach a écrit : > We have an HP All In One (C7280, includes flatbed/ADF scanner) connected on > a network segment (192.168.0/24) local to a laptop running Xsane (0.998) > under Wheezy. Hplip contains the hpaio backend for Sane and is installed; > /etc/sane.d/dll.d/hplip exists, and contains the single entry: > hpaio > > The scanner has previously worked with Xsane across the local network but > from a different machine; until recently it was used regularly from our > earliest office server, running Xsane (0.997, I think) under Etch (Debian > 4). Sadly, that machine has expired and temporarily I am using a Wheezy > laptop to host Xsane. > > When Xsane fails to find the scanner (that's the first thing it tries when > it is started from the XFCE menu) it presents some helpful suggestions, > which I've followed through; the scanner exists, is switched on, the backend > has been installed via apt-get and is visible in /etc/sane.d/dll.d/hplip . > > I've read man sane and I think that all the suggestions appropriate to a > network connected scanner with a backend present seem to be fulfilled. I've > tried setting /etc/sane.d/net.conf with, and without, the specific address > of the HP device; no difference. I can ping the scanner from the laptop, so > there are no network access problems on the laptop > > I don't 'have to' use Xsane; I need to scan documents to PDFs and could do > that from another package but, if I understand correctly, every utility will > want to use Sane and its hpaio backend, so the scanner access issue would > continue to arise, wouldn't it? I'd like to use Xsane, though, we're used to > using it. I am having a similar problem, on a continuously updated Testing. It happened progressively: the scanner disappeared from different auto-detected lists but stayed in others (like the XSane and xscanimage menu entries in The Gimp, at one point one worked and not the other). I did not notice exactly when, since most my uses are scripted. I noticed recently that it has got down to the scanner not being detected at all, but still working if I give the address explicitly, i.e.: scanimage -d 'hpaio:/net/Photosmart_2570_series?ip=10.0.0.32' xsane 'hpaio:/net/Photosmart_2570_series?ip=10.0.0.32' xscanimage 'hpaio:/net/Photosmart_2570_series?ip=10.0.0.32' It is still annoying for the few cases where I need a GUI because it is not integrated with the image manipulation programs. I have not yet had time to fully investigate, I will gladly read the other replies to this thread. In the meantime, I hope the information that it may work by giving the full address can be of some help. Regards, -- Nicolas George
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