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Re: [Phpprintipp] Printing to Epson SX440W network printer


From: Thomas Harding
Subject: Re: [Phpprintipp] Printing to Epson SX440W network printer
Date: Mon, 01 Oct 2012 21:21:07 +0200
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Le 30/09/2012 23:52, Thomas Harding a écrit :

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Well, another user with same printer sent me a mail private: he's still unable to find a solution (guessed was you :) but given me a debug output (see online doc at http://www.nongnu.org/phpprintipp/usage).

I didn't expected that model has been a "personal printer", as the code I written has been done /after hours/ in a professional context (intranet multi-users web appliance, with both forms/pretty-prints (via fpdf) and dot-matrix listings).

That's why sometimes I'm somewhat rude against /I suppose/ sysadmins/network admins who don't read the docs. While this is a bit complex, I have to change my policy :)

So, after 3 hours investigations in Epson -- what they call -- documentation for your model (network guide, and all other ones), I'm still unable to give a solution (no "print IPP setup page" nor any relevant indication) excepting for the standard way I forgotten:

 * points your web browser on http://your-printer-ip:631/
(regarding debug output I have read you need a web browser javascript capable):

* hope for the web integrated web server (http is the standard underlying protocol for ipp) gives you some tips (you'll probably browse through several pages):

      * path(s)
               by default -- which is convenient for CUPS,
public $ipp->path = array ( "root" => "/", "admin" => "/admin/", "printers" => "/printers/", jobs => "/jobs/" ) ;

      * and printer-uri -- which could simply be "/" (not standard).

Also, I remain old models of EpsonNet micro-servers (rj45 ethernet / IEE1284 + dc power plug) has "/epson" for four paths, but I can't remain if printer-uri was simply "/" or not, such as ipp://somewhat. They had obviously no control panel but a functional TCP/631 web server with convenient "IPP setup page" display.

Please you to send a report here (paths, printer-uri along with your priter model) in case of success.

Regards,
TSFH



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