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 Hi,
I am having trouble with an cups installation. It seems to be in a broken state. When i try to reinstall it it stalls, the same if i try to remove it completely.
I am running the server version 64 bit of Ubuntu 10.10 with kernel
Linux version 2.6.35-22-server.
When i try to start the cups daemon…
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 I'm trying to configure CUPS to allow remote administration through the web interface. There's enough documentation out there that I can figure out what to change in my cupsd.conf (changing Listen localhost:631 to Port 631, and adding Allow @LOCAL to the /, /admin and /admin/conf sections).
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 I am using Lubuntu 13.10 (recently upgraded) and am trying to print to a network printer (HP photosmart 7960) through my router (US Robotics 5461). My printer is connected to the router via USB cable. Normally, I would use the cups configuration interface to set up the wireless connection to the printer…
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 i have a cups server running on ubuntu 9.10 on my home network.  right now i can access it at 192.168.1.101:631, but when i try to access it at myservername.local:631 i get a 400 Bad Request.  here's the relevant section from my current cupsd.conf:
ServerName 192.168.1.101
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 I have a 9.10 Ubuntu Server installed and I want to make it a print server and am trying to get access to the cups browser admin page from a windows client machine.  I installed cups:
sudo apt-get install cups
then I edited the /etc/cups/cupsd.conf file and tried several different listen cominbations:
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