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Hi guys,
forbidden access:just try gimprint
I'm now printing on My Epson 3000 via ethernet under Jaguar 10.2.
All this simply with 'CUPS&gimpprint' you can found here just install the .pkg. Restart. et voilĂ . there is an article here or in french here a list of printers hardmac.com=macbidouille.com = a very good french MacosXhints-like site) NB: hopefully I have not to wait for Epson to take care of me and the drivers I'm (we are) waiting for more than a year now and that I guess I(we) will never get. I though I had a 'professional' printer… maybe I thought bad. this is exactly why I'm so happy the Mac joined the UNIX community or could we say the Unix community joins the Mac community. More geeks = more solutions :)
forbidden access:just try gimprint
I'm now printing on My Epson 3000 via ethernet under Jaguar 10.2.
All this simply with 'CUPS&gimpprint' you can found here just install the .pkg. Restart. et voilĂ . there is an article here or in french here a list of printers hardmac.com=macbidouille.com = a very good french MacosXhints-like site) NB: hopefully I have not to wait for Epson to take care of me and the drivers I'm (we are) waiting for more than a year now and that I guess I(we) will never get. I though I had a 'professional' printer… maybe I thought bad. this is exactly why I'm so happy the Mac joined the UNIX community or could we say the Unix community joins the Mac community. More geeks = more solutions :)
better with the links !
OOooopppssss…Sorry for multiposts
better with the links !
thnx for the info
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I have the same problem! I can go one link deep inthe CUPS admin pages, but no more! I can see the printer list, but not add or configure printers via the web. :-(
forbidden access
I finally found the reason for this problem that was bugging me, too:
In /etc/cups/cupsd.conf it says somewhere:
...
Order Deny,Allow
Deny From All
Allow From 127.0.0.1
...
The solution is to simply access the cups admin pages via http://127.0.0.1:631 instead of http://localhost:631.
cheerio,
f l o r i a n
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I was defeated by CUPS access controls too. I found the following works:
forbidden access
It doesn't work for me, though. I've tried using 127.0.0.1:631, I've tried using different browsers, I've tried editing the cupsd.conf file - nothing. After opening localhost:631 I can select the "Printers" tab but I am not allowed to add a new printer. CUPS doesnt accept my username or "root" or "admin" or "lp" with my password. As I am root I don't see what else I can do to access the CUPS administration area!
forbidden access
Okay, I am the first one to admit that I am a bit too hasty sometimes... Of course, after editing the cupsd.conf file you'll have to restart the cups daemon to make things work. Well, yet another problem solved :-) |
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