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  over 9 years ago by jsmeix | Reply

  For testing use either SLE12 (contains CUPS 1.7.5 plus the separated package cups-filters that contains the cups-browsed that provides some basic traditional CUPS Browsing functionality) or for openSUSE use CUPS 1.7.5 from OBS "home:jsmeix" plus cups-filters from OBS "Printing".

  For basic information see the SLE12 release notes: https://www.suse.com/releasenotes/x86_64/SUSE-SLES/12/ see also http://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=900993

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    over 9 years ago by jsmeix | Reply

    Strange - seems some automatism changed my cut-and-pasted URL. Now it looks ...x8664... but it should be ...x86<underscore>64...

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      over 9 years ago by jsmeix | Reply

      Really theer is some black magic!

      I cannot make an underscore visioble ger - at least not for me in my browser.

      The URL must contain ...x64 underscore 64 ...

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    Really theer is some black magic! I cannot make an underscore visioble ger - at least not for me in my browser. The URL must contain ...x64 underscore 64 ...
     
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      over 9 years ago by jsmeix | Reply

      And the other URL is not "showbug" but must be ...show underscore bug...

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    And the other URL is not "showbug" but must be ...show underscore bug...
     
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  Strange - seems some automatism changed my cut-and-pasted URL. Now it looks ...x8664... but it should be ...x86<underscore>64...
   
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    over 9 years ago by mhocko | Reply

    Yes, cups-browsed (I accidentally named it cups-daemon previously) did the trick in the end. I had it installed but still wasn't lucky to see any remote printers. The trick was that /etc/cups/cups-browsed.conf contained BrowseOrder allow,deny BrowseAllow all

    by default coming from Debian package. There was even a text describing "Note that for getting available the remote printers from all hosts/networks you have to remove all "BrowseAllow" lines." but I obviously didn't get it until I started cups-browsed directly with --debug option and saw: cups-browsed: Reading config: BrowseAllow all cups-browsed: BrowseAllow value "all" not understood [...] cups-browsed: browse packet from 10.100.2.15 disallowed cups-browsed: browse packet from 10.100.2.11 disallowed

    After commenting that line out, printers started showing up. I have also checked that avahi-daemon is really not required for the traditional CUPS printers. I guess I will eventually have to enable the beast but let's wait until printers really start using DNS-SD.

    Anyway, thanks for your links!

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  Yes, cups-browsed (I accidentally named it cups-daemon previously) did the trick in the end. I had it installed but still wasn't lucky to see any remote printers. The trick was that /etc/cups/cups-browsed.conf contained BrowseOrder allow,deny BrowseAllow all by default coming from Debian package. There was even a text describing "Note that for getting available the remote printers from all hosts/networks you have to remove all "BrowseAllow" lines." but I obviously didn't get it until I started cups-browsed directly with --debug option and saw: cups-browsed: Reading config: BrowseAllow all cups-browsed: BrowseAllow value "all" not understood [...] cups-browsed: browse packet from 10.100.2.15 disallowed cups-browsed: browse packet from 10.100.2.11 disallowed After commenting that line out, printers started showing up. I have also checked that avahi-daemon is really not required for the traditional CUPS printers. I guess I will eventually have to enable the beast but let's wait until printers really start using DNS-SD. Anyway, thanks for your links!
   
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  Yes, cups-browsed (I accidentally named it cups-daemon previously) did the trick in the end. I had it installed but still wasn't lucky to see any remote printers. The trick was that /etc/cups/cups-browsed.conf contained BrowseOrder allow,deny BrowseAllow all
  by default coming from Debian package. There was even a text describing "Note that for getting available the remote printers from all hosts/networks you have to remove all "BrowseAllow" lines." but I obviously didn't get it until I started cups-browsed directly with --debug option and saw: cups-browsed: Reading config: BrowseAllow all cups-browsed: BrowseAllow value "all" not understood [...] cups-browsed: browse packet from 10.100.2.15 disallowed cups-browsed: browse packet from 10.100.2.11 disallowed
  After commenting that line out, printers started showing up. I have also checked that avahi-daemon is really not required for the traditional CUPS printers. I guess I will eventually have to enable the beast but let's wait until printers really start using DNS-SD.
  Anyway, thanks for your links!
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For testing use either SLE12 (contains CUPS 1.7.5 plus the separated package cups-filters that contains the cups-browsed that provides some basic traditional CUPS Browsing functionality) or for openSUSE use CUPS 1.7.5 from OBS "home:jsmeix" plus cups-filters from OBS "Printing". For basic information see the SLE12 release notes: https://www.suse.com/releasenotes/x86_64/SUSE-SLES/12/ see also http://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=900993
 
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For testing use either SLE12 (contains CUPS 1.7.5 plus the separated package cups-filters that contains the cups-browsed that provides some basic traditional CUPS Browsing functionality) or for openSUSE use CUPS 1.7.5 from OBS "home:jsmeix" plus cups-filters from OBS "Printing".
For basic information see the SLE12 release notes: https://www.suse.com/releasenotes/x86_64/SUSE-SLES/12/ see also http://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=900993
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