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10.3: Print to a remote CUPS server
In the Printer Setup Utility, an option-click on "Add" gets you an advanced selection in the printing protocol list; this at least lets you specify the full device URI. However, even this advanced interface doesn't seem to permit specifying that the printer is raw.
If you want to do this from the command line, try
to get a list of internal printer names (these are what show up on the CUPS GUI but have nothing to do with what Printer Setup Utility or the print panel display), and
to set up raw mode on the printer. To remove the raw attribute, use
10.3: Print to a remote CUPS server
You don't have to change to raw. This problem is simply overestimated.
10.3: Print to a remote CUPS server
I have to admit that I've got several printers configured to spool to a remote CUPS server and have never had the problem from this hint. I did want to share the option-click on add printer button, since afaik that's not documented anywhere and is nicer if you don't want to go through the cups web interface.
10.5: Print to a remote CUPS server --- old tricks no longer work
Alas and alack, on OS X 10.5, there is no option-click when adding a printer, and no access to any advanced menu item.
10.5: Print to a remote CUPS server --- old tricks no longer work
I'm dealing with a Leopard upgrade and learned that CUPS needs to be re-enabled to display shared printers in Leopard. There's a quick command :
cupsctl BrowseRemoteProtocols=cups Take a look at http://mcdevzone.com/2007/10/28/printer-fix-for-leopard/ Hope this helps, D |
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