Re: cups can't find /dev/lp0

["Juan Aguilar Pérez" <juan aguilar larioja org>]

Look for 'cupsd' in the list of active processes. Do 'ps -ef | grep cupsd'. It also could be that firewall has been turned on by another process, denying access to port 631. 
Good luck.

>>> sstrong crwash org 17/9/03 2:44:18 >>>
so, I've had the printer set up and running and it's worked fine -- even
share it on the network with linux and win2k clients.  all of a sudden
(after installing the latest up2date stuff) lpq commands result in a
"service unavailable" error and the printer configuration tool finds no
device for printing.  i'm running cups and pointing my browser to
http://localhost:631 results in denied access.

Anybody know what's up?
steve
-- 
Steve Strong
Math/Computer Science Teacher
Washington High School
2205 Forest Dr. SE
Cedar Rapids, IA   52403
email: sstrong crwash org 
web: http://crwash.org 
telephone: 319-558-4685


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