SSL enabled - typed commands faile to connect

[Michael Sweet]

angelb at bugarin.us wrote:
> Hello all.
> 
> I have a test system which I've enabled SSL. Accessing the server
> via https://servername works great; entering my username and
> password works as well including sending a Test page from the web
> interface.
> 
> The problem I'm having now is when I run a command; ie, lpr or lpstat,
> the process fails to connect to the server:
> 
> ROOT @ sandbox # lpr -Py_cc8dl cupsd.conf
> lpr: error - unable to print file: server-error-service-unavailable
> 
> ROOT @ sandbox # lpstat -p
> lpstat: Unable to connect to server: Connection refused
> 
> Here's my SSL directives among others:
> ServerCertificate /etc/opt/TWWfsw/cups1123/ssl/server.crt
> ServerKey /etc/opt/TWWfsw/cups1123/ssl/server.key
> SSLPort 443
> BrowsePort 631
> 
> Without SSL enabled, everything works well; command line or from the
> web interface.
> 
> Any ideas or suggestion is much appreciated.

You need to still listen on Port 631 for the standard clients to
connect to your server.

Adding "Encryption Required" in each <Location /foo> section in
cupsd.conf will make sure that encryption is used whether the
user goes through port 631 or 443.

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