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• Started 9 years ago by oui
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   oui
   

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   localhost:631 does not be possible (connection refused) - what is to do?

   Posted 9 years ago #
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   mojo
   

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   Read this:
   http://forum.slitaz.org/topic/new-iso-slitaz-rolling-core64-at-httpdownloadtuxfamilyorgslitazisorolling?view=all#post-38971

   Posted 9 years ago #
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   oui
   

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   Hi Mojo, I did know the thread, no question, but I am surprised that it have to be the same kind of war each re-installation of the system. On old SliTaz as far as I can remember there was a item "printer installation", and I miss, and probably each new user, a clear and evident way to do that...

   Is somewhere in one SliTaz site a recommandation available what SliTaz propose to do after installation of SliTaz 5 (in my case with 64 bit kernel) to access fast and without excessive planing, reading etc. to a system having the average capabilities of "usual" system (the choices of old version 1 or 2 was such a minimal set)?

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   oui
   

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   perhaps

   WAY 1: an info concerning cups, fax, and skype in file:///usr/share/doc/slitaz/index.html under subtitle "Office suite"

   WAY 2: a menu item "get cups and set it up" in the menu under "preferences" (where it is after installation of cups) or / and "office" (where it is not else after installation of cups

   ?

   Posted 9 years ago #
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   mojo
   

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   Aleksej completely changed the cups packages.
   http://hg.slitaz.org/wok/rev/77dc6129b023
   Practically every depends was removed which auto-installs many packages required to setup cups.
   -DEPENDS="libssl slitaz-base-files libgcrypt gnutls dbus jpeg libpng tiff zlib \
-libcomerr cups-doc libkrb5 libcomerr3 gcc-lib-base libusb-compat libtasn1 acl \
-poppler-apps cups-filters"
   +DEPENDS="cups-filters libcups"
   Now all those packages may need to be manually installed depending on what flavor of slitaz your installing cups on.
   You have to manually install cups-docs to have access to http://localhost:631

   Posted 9 years ago #
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   Aleksej
   

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   Oh, really sorry.
   It is the side effect of the dependencies simplify. I used my own script for this, and seems it was trapped into circular dependencies:

   cups-filters -> ghostscript -> cups -> cups-filters

   (Source: http://pkgs.slitaz.org/?depends=cups-filters )

   I'll fix it ASAP, sorry again.

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   PS. Fixed: http://hg.slitaz.org/wok/rev/ce8561c19cb9
   and ready for downloading:
   http://cook.slitaz.org/cooker.cgi?pkg=cups
   http://cook.slitaz.org/cooker.cgi?pkg=cups-pam

   Details: I restored not all original dependencies because they are dependencies of dependencies:
   

   slitaz-base-files (cups-filters -> ghostscript -> gtk+ -> pango -> slitaz-base-files)
   libgcrypt . . . . (cups-filters -> ghostscript -> libgcrypt)
   gnutls  . . . . . (cups-filters -> ghostscript -> gnutls)
   jpeg  . . . . . . (cups-filters -> poppler -> jpeg)
   libpng  . . . . . (cups-filters -> poppler -> freetype -> libpng)
   tiff  . . . . . . (cups-filters -> poppler -> tiff)
   zlib  . . . . . . (libcups -> zlib; cups-filters -> poppler -> freetype -> zlib)
   libcomerr3  . . . (libkrb5 -> libcomerr3)
   libtasn1  . . . . (libcups -> libgnutls -> libtasn1)
   acl . . . . . . . (cups-filters -> ghostscript -> jasper -> freeglut -> libdrm -> udev -> acl)

   Posted 9 years ago #
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   oui
   

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   Hi all friendly SliTaz people!

   I did reinstall my system and

   as usual, cups doesn't want to connect...

   I find it is an heavy desease for a friendly distro!

   Is a wiki / handbook page perhaps available where such dysfunctions and the adequate solutions are treated?

   I find it is a terrible thing: I don't print a lot at all but there are divers live situations where it is not possible any more to do somewhat without a printed document! Have I do install an second linux distribution to do that if I am a SliTaz user?

   Kind regards

   Posted 8 years ago #

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