[sf-lug] CUPS printer on Leopard

[Paul Ward]

You might want to try a Bonjour printer setup. I haven't tried a linux- 
based network printer, but in my experience os x 10.5 easily finds  
network printers attached to other macs and windows boxes. You might  
also want to find the IP address of the printer and input that  
directly into the IP setup tab.


On Jun 2, 2008, at 5:16 PM, Nathan Hoover wrote:

> This isn't really a Linux question per se but it's related. I have a  
> printer (Samsung CLP-300 fwiw) connected to my Ubuntu 8.04 home  
> server. The printer works fine on the server, and my Windows boxes,  
> where I created a new port, with the URL as follows:
>
> http://my-server:631/printers/CLP-300
>
> That works fine... but I am having trouble configuring it to work on  
> my Macbook running OS X 10.5. It doesn't seem to support the  
> "http..." port syntax. Has anyone succesfully configured such a  
> setup and has some advice? I tried the obvious combinations in the  
> print dialog but nothing seemed to work.
>
> N
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Paul Ward
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