Network print(box) problems

Hello together,

after updating to OpenSuse 10.3 I can't print via router.
Local printing to USB-Port is no problem.
My printer is connected at http://192.168.1.1:1631/printers/my_printer
(Port 1631 is right)
If I try to install this URL, YAST will change the connection to Server:
printers.
At Suse 10.1 it work well and the Server is 192.168.1.1, of course.
I what is the CUPS-difference to 10.1?

cups 1.2.7-12-7

Otherwise I have to downgrade to 10.1 again.

Thanks in advance,

Elmar,

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On 2008-01-09, Elmar Vorberg <shovelmaster@arcor.de> wrote:
> Hello together,
>
> after updating to OpenSuse 10.3 I can't print via router.
> Local printing to USB-Port is no problem.
> My printer is connected at http://192.168.1.1:1631/printers/my_printer
> (Port 1631 is right)
> If I try to install this URL, YAST will change the connection to Server:
> printers.
> At Suse 10.1 it work well and the Server is 192.168.1.1, of course.
> I what is the CUPS-difference to 10.1?
>
> cups 1.2.7-12-7
>
> Otherwise I have to downgrade to 10.1 again.
Of course you don't have to.
Just set up the communication from CUPS to your printer to be IPP (manually)
or better yet, set it to lpr.

I never use the URL format myself, can't help you with that.

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