{SOLVED} localhost:631 won't connect.. other issues.. 05 January 2021, 17:06:46 This is a fast and very nice distro. I want it for my goto linux distro. My configuration of distros begins with setting up my printer, along with making sure I have an understanding of that distro's command line. I'm discovering that the OpenRC init makes some of the familiar commands not work in this distro. I'm hoping that somebody can point me to a commands list that work on Artix; I see that most of the Manjaro/Arch commands work, but not all and I can't find replacements.Also, the biggie, even though I see cups is installed I cannot get it to connect: "unable to connect"I have run through a lot of "fixes" for this to no avail. Perhaps an Artix user that has been through this can give me a hint or three???Respectfully,- Huck Last Edit: 05 January 2021, 20:49:26 by Huck
Re: localhost:631 won't connect.. other issues.. Reply #1 – 05 January 2021, 18:52:58 Printer set up varies according to make and model, it can be a bit involved. If you post the exact printer model perhaps someone could provide advice on that.As for OpenRC, there are some cheat sheets / Rosetta Stone type lists around, e.g. :https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/OpenRC_to_systemd_CheatsheetPersonally the most effective way I've found to understand OpenRC and navigate the documentation is to get the source code somehow (it's not that big, 9.6MB for a git clone, less if you get a release without git history) then ag / ack / grep the man page files, and view those files with man -l. Or view the installed man pages with plain man.Code: [Select]$ git clone https://github.com/OpenRC/openrc.git$ cd openrc/man$ ag rc-status$ man -l rc-update.8And if you want more detailed info you can look at the source itself! Not all man pages are mentioned from others, and there's useful ones you can miss reading one then going to others from the lists at the page bottoms. pacman -Ql openrc would show them all too, but this way you can search in a single dir.(There's also some additional documentation in the source too, like user-guide.md) Last Edit: 05 January 2021, 19:02:10 by ####### 1 Likes
Re: localhost:631 won't connect.. other issues.. Reply #2 – 05 January 2021, 19:01:12 Thank you ####### hero member. I'll do a swan dive into the OpenRC stuff. This printer is an Epson ET-2650, fairly common. On Wifi.
Re: localhost:631 won't connect.. other issues.. Reply #3 – 05 January 2021, 19:31:01 Still can't even connect to localhost:631 .. this is new to me. I've been installing the printer manager, which does come up, but its effort to connect is met with that error message saying can't connect.
Re: localhost:631 won't connect.. other issues.. Reply #4 – 05 January 2021, 19:46:36 Hi huck,have you installed cups and cups-openrc?Code: [Select]sudo pacman -S cups cups-openrcDid you then start the cupsd openrc service and add it to the default runlevels?Code: [Select]sudo rc-service cupsd startsudo rc-update add cupsd defaultAfter that you should able to connect to localhost:631.greetsRoberto
Re: localhost:631 won't connect.. other issues.. Reply #5 – 05 January 2021, 19:55:16 Quote from: Roberto – on 05 January 2021, 19:46:36Hi huck,have you installed cups and cups-openrc?Code: [Select]sudo pacman -S cups cups-openrcDid you then start the cupsd openrc service and add it to the default runlevels?Code: [Select]sudo rc-service cupsd startsudo rc-update add cupsd defaultAfter that you should able to connect to localhost:631.greetsRobertoAh the runlevel! Thank you.. dang I hate it when it's something simple.