Cups - Revision history

Bigfoot65 at 01:07, 25 March 2016

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Testing

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Creating the Webapp Redirect

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Configure cups for remote access

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Restart httpd

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Testing

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Creating the Webapp Redirect

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Creating the webapp

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Once in links

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-The [http://www.amahi.org/apps/cups CUPS] web application is currently in Testing for Amahi 7/8.  This guide is incomplete, but when finished will allow manual adding the cups printing system to a existing HDA installation.
+The [http://www.amahi.org/apps/cups CUPS] web application is currently in Testing for Amahi 7 or greater.  This guide is incomplete, but when finished will allow manual adding the cups printing system to a existing HDA installation.
 === Initial system setup ===
 Check to see if cups is installed already. It quite often is if you installed Gnome or any other programs that might have printer support.

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	The [http://www.amahi.org/apps/cups CUPS] web application is currently in Testing for Amahi 7/8. This guide is incomplete, but when finished will allow manual adding the cups printing system to a existing HDA installation.		The [http://www.amahi.org/apps/cups CUPS] web application is currently in Testing for Amahi 7/8. This guide is incomplete, but when finished will allow manual adding the cups printing system to a existing HDA installation.

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 === Testing ===
-Go to a system on your network, and try going to http://cups
+Go to a system on your network, and try going to <nowiki>http://cups</nowiki>
-If you have problems to connect to cups this way it may be because your DNS-Server is not set right. Then you can try to enter the IP-adress in your browser:
+If you have problems connecting to the CUPS web UI, it may be because your DNS Server is not set correctly. Try using IP address in your browser:
-http://192.168.X.XX:631/ (replace 192.168.X.XX with your hda IP)
+<nowiki>http://IP_ADDRESS:631</nowiki> (replace IP_ADDRESS with your HDA IP address)

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      su -
      yum -y install nano
-Now you can editing cups
+Now you can edit cups
      su -
      nano /etc/httpd/conf.d/*cups.conf

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   SpaceBar goes down 1 page.
   Enter is the same as clicking a link, or puts a check in a box.
-     links http://localhost:631
+     links <nowiki>http://localhost:631</nowiki>
 === Once in links ===
 #Hit down arrow until on "Administration" then hit enter

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 </pre>
 === Restart httpd ===
      systemctl restart httpd.service

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	=== Testing ===		=== Testing ===
	Go to a system on your network, and try going to http://cups		Go to a system on your network, and try going to http://cups
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		+	If you have problems to connect to cups this way it may be because your DNS-Server is not set right. Then you can try to enter the IP-adress in your browser:
		+	http://192.168.X.XX:631/ (replace 192.168.X.XX with your hda IP)

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 === Creating the Webapp Redirect ===
      su -
      nano /etc/httpd/conf.d/*cups.conf

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 === Creating the webapp ===
 #Open the HDA Webapps configuration page
 #Create a new webapp named cups

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 #Hit down arrow until on "Administration" then hit enter
 #Hit down until the checkbox next to Allow Remote Administration is highlit, then press enter
-#Hit down until "Save Changes" is highlighted, and press enter
+#Hit down until "Save Changes" or "change settings" is highlighted, and press enter
 #Press q to exit after changes are saved.