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I am scanning from my Brother multi-function device to an SMB share, which paperless monitors for changes. Works like a charm. You can even bulk move files ther
by pintxo 3y ago
I am scanning from my Brother multi-function device to an SMB share, which paperless monitors for changes. Works like a charm. You can even bulk move files there using your local file manager.
- rubenbe 3y agoWhich type of brother printer do you use? And do you use it under Linux?
- senectus1 3y agoI'm using a Brother MFC-L3770CDW (Colour laser, with a duplexing scanner). Very reasonable price and super capable device, works fine with linux.
- lakomen 3y agoI wish I could selectively subscribe to comments on HN, but I have to comment to do that. So this is my subscription comment. #metoo
- moontear 3y agoThere is a long list of supported scanners directly from Paperless: https://github.com/paperless-ngx/paperless-ngx/wiki/Scanner-&-Software-Recommendations https://github.com/paperless-ngx/paperless-ngx/wiki/Scanner-... Personally I go with Brother ADS-1700W. I don't use it under any operating system since it is Scanner > SMB share.
- alexdoesstuff 3y agoBrother DCP-L2550DW here. One of the cheapest b/w multifunction devices with automatic document feeder and reasonable print and scan performance. Works like a charm on Linux, Windows, Android, and IOS. I am using it with [NAPS2](https://www.naps2.com/ https://www.naps2.com/), which is brilliantly simple, multi-platform, free, and open-source.
- pintxo 3y agoJust one of their Color-Laser scanner/printer combos. Works like a charm for iOS, Linux, MacOS, Windows.
- senectus1 3y agoexactly the same setup here, but i also have paperless pointing to a mailbox that i use exclusively for sending documents to. all works perfectly.
- pintxo 3y agoI am using a paperless@<domain> address for this as well. Handy to archive stuff coming in via email.