[cups.general] encrypted printing with cups
Stefan Monnier
monnier at iro.umontreal.ca
Sat Feb 16 06:57:41 PST 2008
> I analyzed it with wireshare and it is realy encrpyted!
Great. Could someone then write a little howto?
I can't find any documentation about how to tell the server to use SSL.
Also, since you require encryption, I suspect you also need
authentication: how do you do that?
Stefan
PS: I'm also still looking for documentation about the Digest, Basic,
and BasicDigest authentication methods.
> regards and thanks a lot
> Franz
>> franz.pfoertsch.brose wrote:
>>>> Franz Pfoertsch wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Franz Pfoertsch wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>> Hello,
>>>>>>
>>>>>> is there a small howto about encrypted printing available?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> which steps have to be solved?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> today I tried to print from a cups 1.3.2 to a Canon iR C2880 with the
>>>>>> following device uri's
>>>
>>>
>>>> If you set the loginfo to debug, the backend should tell you
>>>> if encryption takes place.
>>>>
>>>> Gekge
>>>>
>>>> --
>>>> Helge Blischke
>>>> Softwareentwicklung
>>>>
>>>> H.Blischke at acm.org
>>>
>>> I looked for some messages, but I saw nothing special?!
>>>
>>> Franz
>>
>> Your're right - there are no debug messages to denote
>> if encryption really takes place. You probably need
>> to use some network spy software ...
>>
>> Helge
>>
>>
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