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cups admin problem with Ubuntu



>>>>> "JK" == James Kramer <kramerjm at gmail.com> writes:

    JK> I did try the gnome print manager and my printer was listed only I
    JK> couldn't connect.  This may be that I have never used the gnome print
    JK> manager and don't know the proper setup
    JK> When I setup using the cups administrator on the web I use
    JK> lpd://192.168.1.2/binary_p1
    JK> should I use this in gnome print manager?

For my network printer, I just have http://192.168.2.100.  I set
printer type to network printer and cups printer (ipp).

    JK> How do you set your window sudo -i mode?

I just have a regular console window, and I say "sudo -i" and give it
the password and then it's just like having a root window on any other
system.  Ubuntu was driving me crazy until I found the -i option to
sudo.

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