SSH forwarding of X question
Brian Fahrlander
brian at fahrlander.net
Wed Jul 18 20:57:05 UTC 2007
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Bart Silverstrim wrote:
> Brian Fahrlander wrote:
>>> Any explanation?
>> The machine you're on is the print-system's default location?
>
> The machine I'm on and the machine I'm ssh'ing into are in two totally
> separate networks. The other side is actually going from this internal
> network into the Internet and then to a soho-router with portforwarding
> to an internal system.
>
>> Here I have 5 machines, the one main machine (without a head) has all
>> the services, and sits next to a printer. When I run things on other
>> workstations, it uses the _remote_ system's default printer...which is
>> the same for every workstation.
>
> Don't know...both "superman" and "spiderman" are plain old' Ubuntu
> workstations. No designation of a print server. The printers set up on
> Superman are TCP/IP printers and the remote system also has TCP/IP
> printers, but they're two different printers.
This seems more a Firefox issue than anything else. I've not had
the printing system to 'break' in many years, so I've not had to deal
with it for several years (about 6-7 actually).
There will be printers defined in Firefox; I remember having to set
one up, here. It's possible that the program knows where the I/O is
coming from, and using your local printer as a 'feature', but that
doesn't sound like it's one to you.
Can you use this remotely, set up a printer that's on the remote
site and print to it, then? There's a bit of 'automagic' that goes on
with Firefox; normally it's a good thing. :)
What's the underlying print mechanism here, cups? Are you able to
print to a remote printer on both sides? I get the feeling that'd be
important for you.
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