[cups.general] Using Cups with MacOSX-Server

[Ulrike Schletzer]

Hi!

Sorry for taking so long...

I have disabled encryption by typing "DefaultEncryption Never" to /etc/ 
cups/cupsd.conf.
Now https don´t work at all, but I can administrate the printers  
remote on the website.
The Mac-Server hangs up, because I install all printers by using the  
"JetDirect"-Protocol. (don´t know why ...) Now I changed the protocol  
of all Printers to ipp. It works!

Thanks!

regards, uli

On 09.07.2009, at 19:32, Michael Sweet wrote:

> On Jul 9, 2009, at 6:49 AM, Ulrike Schletzer wrote:
>> Hi there!
>>
>> I´ve got 2 question. I´m using Cups 1.3.10 with MacOSX-Server 10.5.7.
>>
>> First: I can add printers directly on the server, but not remote (426
>> Upgrade required). We have installed self-signed Certificates, but
>> nothing helps. Whats the problem? Also we have no access to https://cups-server
>
> Remote administration is disabled by default.  Use the following
> command in a Terminal window to enable it:
>
>     cupsctl --remote-admin
>
>> Second: On a client i generated a /etc/cups/client.conf with
>> "ServerName    cups-server" then i want to show my Printers hosted on
>> the Cups-Server but nothing happens. The cups-process on server hangs
>> up. Why?
>
> Have you enabled printer sharing on the server? If not, CUPS will not
> allow you to print remotely.
>
> Use Server Admin on the Mac server to enable printer sharing.
>
>>
>> Regards,
>> Uli
>>
>>
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