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Impossible to add a remote printer on Fedora20?

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I was able to print from any remote computer in F20, now when I try to print I get socket not connected.I deleted and re-installed remote printer but when I try to print a test page it says that printer is not connected.

Network printing is a nightmare for me, sorry to say...

posted Feb 1, 2015 by Gurminder

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it seems that the solution is to check ipp and ipp-client in Firewall zones, not so obvious when you have done a standard installation of Fedora-Workstation (or in my case un upgrade of F20 where everything was fine). I still think that Firewalld settings should be adjusted by system when a printer is shared (as they were in F20 in my home zone in F20)

answer Feb 1, 2015 by Honey
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