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Installing HP printer in Ubuntu 11.04 server
youthgonewild23
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I have a HP Officejet J3680 Printer with a USB connection. How do I install it on Ubuntu server? Thank you.
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Install the hplip packages from the software center then it should be very easy to configure.0
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Does that work on server also? Keep in mind it uses a command line interface. Thanks.0
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The server version of the OS should not be different. Even if you are using a command line interface hplip will install the necessary drivers that you can setup in cups.0
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Printers can be easily configured using CUPS. Ubuntu server should have all required packages installed, to check if they are run:
# dpkg -l cups # service cups status Status of Common Unix Printing System: cupsd is running.
If CUPS is not running start it, then you can access it on http://localhost:631 . This works also on your desktop
installation, but since, I suppose, you don't have a running X server on your Ubuntu server you'll have to make it listen
on all interfaces instead of localhost and add Allow from all or only your IP address accordingly.# vim /etc/cups/cupsd.conf Listen 0.0.0.0:631 [ ... ] <Location /> Order allow,deny Allow from all </Location> <Location /admin> Order allow,deny Allow from all </Location> [ ... ] # service cups restart
After that if you go to https://SERVER_IP:631 you can add your printer. After you are done adding your printer set CUPS back to listen on localhost only.0
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