Then I got
There was a problem sending CUPS test page
to 'printer1' queue:
lpr: error - unable to print file: server-error-service-unavailable
So I went into services and started and stopped CUPS. Now it prints ok. I am just wondering if my selinux had the service disabled. I am running only targeted policy and have it set to warn only, not block everything, so I may be offbase in my reasoning but I thought I would throw it open to the court. Has anyone else run into any other problems with this and is is specific to Fedora Core 4?
Also one more question - I noticed it gave me the ! symbol and warning when adding a service in the gui ('services')? It didn't let me add what I tried (lpr) and I am curious about that. I know CUPS more or less replaced line printing but I would've thought that the daemon would still be around if we wanted it. Comments welcome.
Thanks
Marc
On 10/2/05, Stephen Walton <stephen.walton@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
Michael A. Peters wrote:
>I had to ssh into my headless box and set up printing with links, so I
>suspect that is the case.
>
>
I'm actually interested in an answer to the original question for a
slightly different reason. I have a setup to automatically configure
more or less identical workstations here, namely by installing FC4
followed by running a shell script via something like
links -source http://myhost/prepare.sh | sh
per the "Automating Unix and Linux System Adminstration" book. However,
I have been unable to figure out how to do a non-interactive
command-line setup of a CUPS printer. Any ideas?
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