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The [http://www.amahi.org/apps/cups CUPS] web application is currently in Testing for Amahi 7/8or 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.
SpaceBar goes down 1 page.
Enter is the same as clicking a link, or puts a check in a box.
links <nowiki>http://localhost:631</nowiki>
=== Once in links ===
#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" or "change settings" is highlighted, and press enter#When asked for username and password use "root" and "yourownHDApassword" which was set while installing your hda. It seems that only user "root" save changes.
#Press q to exit after changes are saved.
=== Creating the webapp ===
#Go to the apps on the dashboard and install Webapps if not installed already
#Open the HDA Webapps configuration page
#Create a new webapp named cups
=== Creating the Webapp Redirect ===
Edit the config-file using a editor like "nano". Perhaps you have to install it first:
su -
yum -y install nano
Now you can edit cups
su -
nano /etc/httpd/conf.d/*cups.conf
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=== Restart httpd ===
check that /var/hda/web-apps/cups/logs exists and is owned by apache:users
Then restart httpd.
systemctl restart httpd.service
=== Testing ===
Go to a system on your network, and try going to <nowiki>http://cups</nowiki> 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:<nowiki>http://IP_ADDRESS:631</nowiki> (replace IP_ADDRESS with your HDA IP address)
