Re: [cups] Samsung M2020W - change power-save settings via CUPS
Till Kamppeter <[email protected]> Tue, 23 May 2023 17:17:14 +0200
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On 23/05/2023 16:37, [email protected] wrote: > But while I was looking for answers on the web I came across a Linux > package that *could* be a solution: ipp-usb > > https://github.com/OpenPrinting/ipp-usb > I wanted to recommend this to you, too, but I was hesitating because your printer could be too old. If you have a not-too-old printer, which does driverless printing on the network, it does in most cases also driverless printing via IPP-over-USB. And this does not only include driverless (IPP) printing, but also driverless (eSCL) scanning (if your device has a scanner built in) and the web admin interface, which would probably allow you to adjust the energy saving timeout. > From what I understand, it would allow HTTP requests to a USB printer > over the IPP protocol. > > Would installing this allow me to see the M2020W with a browser in my > Linux Devuan box? > Yes. > Would it be worth the hassle? > You should try. It is as easy as installing the ipp-usb package and once having it installed you connect your printer via USB and will see its web admin interface under http://localhost:60000/ or https://localhost:60000/ Note that with ipp-usb up and running you cannot use the classic driver anny more, but have to use the printer in its driverless mode. You will have to remove your current print queue and in a printer setup tool (like "Printers" in GNOME Control Center, system-config-printer, CUPS' http://localhost:631/ ...) look for your ptinter under the discovered network printers. Till _______________________________________________ cups mailing list [email protected] https://lists.cups.org/mailman/listinfo/cups