Mikkel L. Ellertson wrote: >> The title of the thread is "Cups problem". >> I doubt if the OP's cups problem has anything to do with yum.repos.d . >> He has cupsd running, but can't see localhost:631 . >> > You missed the part where he didn't have cupsd running, I didn't actually miss that. But he seemed to have sorted it out, and did indeed have cupsd running. >> As I said, the solution to the problem is almost certainly very simple, >> and probably obvious on looking at /var/log/cups/error_log . > Considering all the problems the OP had, there is a lot of history > that is important here. Well, your view of the issue seems more or less identical to mine, from your other posting in the thread today, which I find encouraging, as your postings always seem helpful to me. Doubtless the OP's system is in a mess (whose isn't?) but if I were in his position I would prefer to get CUPS running, and then sort out all the other problems later.
