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Posted: Wed 16 Jan 2013, 12:33
by rcrsn51
Unfortunately, there is no mechanism in the UFR-II package for providing authentication.

The only Puppy printer drivers that do allow authentication are for Windows shared printers. So here is something to try.

1. What Puppy version are you using?

2. Does it have PeasyPort in the network menu? If not, get it here.

3. Scan your network using the Names button. Does it detect your printer by its NETBIOS name?
In Toshiba, we can set Department ID and password in settings on PC
Please explain. What Toshiba?

canon Printer

Posted: Wed 16 Jan 2013, 15:34
by rameshiyer
Dear Sir

we have Toshiba eSudio 452 printer, in which ,we can set department Id and Password in the driver itself through localhost:631. Whereas in Canon IR6055, no such option is found in the dafault settings etc. ( http://localhost:631). I am using Precise and Slack and also Arch puppy Now. In my machine, also I have Racy and Wary Puppy. ( all are latest). Canon printer is detected as network printer and listing the name as network printer . However, no print is possible. May be problem due to authentication. Either no pop up for providing dept id and password as seen in MS Windows

In MS Windows, both machine will ask User ID and Password while printing. Whereas, toshiba printer, options is available for setting in ID and Pwd like other setting such as paper size,. tray etc. So while printing it goes directly to Printer. May be due to inbuilt authentication No problem. Whereas Canon no such facility?. Canon IR 6055 is new machine in my office. Very strange situation.

Posted: Wed 16 Jan 2013, 15:39
by rcrsn51
Where did you get the Linux driver for your Toshiba eSudio 452? I would like to see it.

[Edit] I found one, so I see how authentication is handled in the PPD file.

Did you follow my instructions about PeasyPort? What happened?

Canon Printer

Posted: Wed 16 Jan 2013, 16:05
by rameshiyer
Dear Sir

I have not tested PeasyPort. I have to check it. Also I don't have much knoledge in this or Linux. Anyway I will try it tommorrow and let you know the status, please. I have seen only now. Now I am posting from home. As regards estudio driver, I feel it is PPD file. May be available in my office PC. I will arrange you tomorrow. I got it from Internet. Therefore may be available from download.

Posted: Wed 16 Jan 2013, 16:58
by rcrsn51
If you look in the UFR-II package that you downloaded, there is a Documents folder with a user guide.

To view it, click on the file index.htm.

Look in Command Line Settings > Special Functions > Job Accounting.

It describes a program called cnjatool that you can use to provide authentication. From a terminal, run

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cnjatool -p Printer-Name

Canon Printer

Posted: Thu 17 Jan 2013, 14:03
by rameshiyer
Thanks very much for pointing out the tool. I have tried cnjatool -p in command line. It has asked the ID and Password. However, no print out came even after that input in the command line. However, I hope, make some break through tomorrow after more research on it.

Posted: Thu 17 Jan 2013, 17:55
by rcrsn51
Do you have access to a machine with a full Linux like Ubuntu or Mint? It would be useful to know how the UFR-II driver works on that platform.

Canon

Posted: Fri 18 Jan 2013, 04:28
by rameshiyer
I have not checked with Ubuntu or Linux due to lack of installations.

I come to know from internet that Printer will work in both platform through SAMBA. In my case it is through dedicated static printer IP address. I do not know anything much on this.

I will try of command tool once again and let you know the status latter.

Thanks

Re: Canon

Posted: Fri 18 Jan 2013, 05:35
by rcrsn51
rameshiyer wrote:I come to know from internet that Printer will work in both platform through SAMBA.
A few posts back, I asked you to run PeasyPort and try to identify your printer by its NETBIOS name. Did you ever do this? It would provide useful information.

Canon

Posted: Fri 18 Jan 2013, 08:14
by rameshiyer
I have used Peasyport. However, no information is available through it. It shows either 200.200.200.22 or port something 139. Administor of networking provided static IP address to this Printer. ie. 200.200.200.22.
What to do. I am disappointed. Sorry for the trouble. Don't feel bad. My unluck.

Posted: Fri 18 Jan 2013, 13:46
by rcrsn51
Is 200.200.200.22 the actual IP address of the printer? Does PeasyPort show port 139 open on that address?

If so, there is something else to try. Using your department ID and password, type this command

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smbclient -U id%password -L 200.200.200.22
What comes back? Does it list the print queue, something like this?

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	BINARY_P1       Printer   NetBIOS Port

Canon Printer

Posted: Fri 18 Jan 2013, 15:14
by rameshiyer
Dear Rcrsn51

Sir

I will try on Monday morning. We have 5 days working. Saturday and Sunday is holidy for us. Thank you very much for your continued help and support.
Hoping for Best !

Ramachandran
Gods own Country.

Canon iP1800

Posted: Sat 09 Feb 2013, 17:49
by angelair1465
I have the Puppy OS 5.3.3 and need the driver for the Canon iP1800 printer.
I am new to Puppy.
Thanks in advance. :?

Re: Canon iP1800

Posted: Sat 09 Feb 2013, 21:23
by rcrsn51
angelair1465 wrote:I have the Puppy OS 5.3.3 and need the driver for the Canon iP1800 printer.
I have a driver ready for you. But the forum is currently putting restrictions on the size of an attachment. I will have to get back to you on this.

Canon iP1800

Posted: Sun 10 Feb 2013, 02:08
by angelair1465
Thank you! :D

Posted: Sun 10 Feb 2013, 02:23
by rcrsn51
Download the Canon iP1800 driver from here. Make sure that you click the small download button, not the DOWNLOAD NOW button.

I have no equipment to test these old Canon models. Please report back with your success or failure.

No reply. Attachment deleted.

Canon Printer 6055

Posted: Mon 18 Feb 2013, 04:34
by rameshiyer
rcrsn51 wrote:, run

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cnjatool -p Printer-Name
I would like to inform you that I am able to take printout from my office printer cum photostat machine ie Canon IR 6055 through Precise 5.9.1 (kernal 3.8 ). Earlier I have tried my luck in Slacko 5.4. No result even after so many experiment with my limited knowledge. First Instance, everything seems to be working. As advised by you, I have just run cnjatool -p command in console. After that I got the printout.

Thank you very much for your support.

Re: Canon Printer Driver

Posted: Tue 02 Apr 2013, 22:06
by boxR
rcrsn51 wrote:
rameshiyer wrote:Please provide driver for Canon IR6055 photostat cum Network Printer. It has scan facility also.
Have you read the first page of this thread? There is a link to here for Canon laser printers. Read the section about UFR-II drivers.

Your iR-ADV6055 uses the UFR-II driver from here. I have not tested this, but it should follow the same installation procedure as in the above link.

This will be easier to get working if you first connect the printer by USB.

Canon does not list a Linux scanner driver for this device.
Thanks a lot rcrsn51

I've found my driver for Canon Image Runner 2530i (alias IR2530i / IR2525) here :
http://www.canon.com.au/Support-Service ... -Downloads
  • UFR II Printer Driver for Linux Version 2.60
Two .deb and CUPS to install printer in a few clicks... Just let down the firewall then all right.

iP1000

Posted: Tue 18 Jun 2013, 01:01
by boof
Any driver for 5.5? partic I need a black only capacity. thx.

Re: iP1000

Posted: Tue 18 Jun 2013, 01:47
by rcrsn51
boof wrote:Any driver for 5.5?
Is this Slacko 5.5? I have posted a link to the iP1000 driver here.

Click on the smaller grey Download button on the left.

Please provide feedback.