![]() ![]() When it’s finished, select the option that says The Printer That I Want Isn’t Listed. This will open a secondary window with options for finding printers. Step 3: From there, Windows will attempt to find your elusive printer, and it won’t work (although it may find other local printers). If you don’t see it, select the option that says Add a Printer or Scanner. If you have the Microsoft Print to PDF option, you should see it here with the list of your potential printing options. Step 2: Once in Devices, select the Printers & Scanners section from the left menu. ![]() Step 1: Navigate to the Windows 10 Settings page, which you can find in the Start Menu or search for from the search bar. If, for whatever reason, Microsoft Print to PDF isn’t listed as an option, don’t worry: It’s easy to set up. After a few seconds, you’ll have a brand new PDF. Choose the location and a name, and click OK or Save. Step 2: You’ll be asked where you’d like to save the file. Step 1: Go to print your document as you normally would, and select Microsoft Print to PDF as your printer. The rvice static service XML file for Avahi is created via airprint-generate script.Using native tools in Windows 10: Microsoft Print to PDF Queue: printers/PDF (find the info here: IpAddressOfYourContainer]:631/printers/)Ĭopyright (c) 2020-2023 Jing Li.Protocol: Internet Printing Protocol - IPP.MacOS: System Preferences -> Printers & Scanners -> Add (+) -> IP Web Interface: IpAddressOfYourContainer]:631/ # Find internet printing protocol printers # Browse for all mDNS/DNS-SD services using the Avahi daemon and registered on the LAN # Display network connections, you need to have net-tools package installed # Shows all available destinations on the local network. ![]() # Shows whether the CUPS server is running. Systemctl list-units -type=service -state=active # List units that systemd currently has in memory, with specified type and state # Run all init scripts, in alphabetical order, with the status command Start Avahi daemon with verbose debug level: avahi-daemon -debug And the default path usually is: /var/spool/cups-pdf/$ Portīonjour, AirPlay, Home Sharing, Printer DiscoveryĬUPS-PDF output directory are defined under Path Settings which is located at /etc/cups/nf. Even though mDNS discovery uses the predefined port UDP 5353, application-specific traffic for services like AirPlay may use dynamically selected port numbers. Port: Apple is using UDP port 5353 to find capable services on your network via Bonjour automatically. # To disable the CUPS service, disregard anything else Systemctl -reverse list-dependencies rvice # It may happen that the CUPS service will be activated again after reboot, because it's required by another service, to check this # Furthermore, you may want to disable the CUPS service # If port 631 is in use, it's highly likely that the CUPS service is running, then check the service status # Check if a specific port is in use on the host machine (e.g. Port conflict: in case any required port on the host machine is already in use, Docker will fail to bind the container port to the host port, when this happens, you'll find a line in /var/log/cups/error_log: Unable to open listen socket for address 0.0.0.0:631 - Address already in use. Please be aware, the host networking driver only works on Linux hosts, and is not supported on Docker Desktop for Mac, Docker Desktop for Windows, as stated here. ![]() For more information about Docker's network, please check here and here. However, the dbus service is still needed on the host machine (to check its status, you can run for example systemctl status dbus on Ubuntu), and even it is deactivated, it would be automatically triggered to active when avahi-daemon starts running. And in this way, we don't require dbus (a simple interprocess messaging system) package in the container. When using host network mode, it would discard published ports, thus we don't need to publish any port with the run command (e.g.: -p 631:631 -p 5353:5353/udp). Network: With the option -network=host set, the container will use the Docker host network stack. Sed -i.bak "s/FROM arm32v7/ubuntu:/FROM ubuntu:/ " Dockerfile & rm Dockerfile.bak # Change base image to x86_64 architecture Sed -i.bak "s/FROM ubuntu:/FROM arm32v7/ubuntu:/ " Dockerfile & rm Dockerfile.bak # Change base image to ARMv7 architecture ![]()
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