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I had a IPP capable printer that wasn’t showing up for AirPrint, and was able to solve that with a (relatively) simple static mDNS entry in my DNSMasq config, w
by e28eta 3y ago
I had a IPP capable printer that wasn’t showing up for AirPrint, and was able to solve that with a (relatively) simple static mDNS entry in my DNSMasq config, which I already had running on our router.
- running101 3y agoCan you share the config?
- e28eta 3y agoHere’s my write up from the time: https://www.djackson.org/printer-discovery-using-dns-sd/ https://www.djackson.org/printer-discovery-using-dns-sd/ The article says the formats need to include ‘image/urf’, which afaik wasn’t true in 2017, and there may be other salient differences these days. We subsequently moved to a newer printer w/built-in AirPrint.
- BugsJustFindMe 3y agoIs this for AirPrint or just Bonjour? I see there's a note at the bottom that you were also using handyPrint.
- e28eta 3y agoI see that note, and the wording on it confuses me. My recollection, and some confirmation from this article [1], is that I was using handyPrint when connected to the mac via USB. At the time of the blog post I wrote, I was switching from usb to ethernet, and discovering that I didn’t need a separate computer to make the bonjour / mDNS announcements. It’s still reliant on the printer handling the correct print protocols (so that CUPS isn’t needed to translate), but my specific printer did work. https://www.macworld.com/article/673717/how-to-add-airprint-to-a-non-airprint-printer.html https://www.macworld.com/article/673717/how-to-add-airprint-...