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24-Feb-2006, 06:23 PM #1
Solved: URGENT: Webmin Printer Administration
I've got a system here running Mandriva 2005 which I only have webmin access to..
I got the system to automatically install a Canon S200 USB printer, but then I accidently deleted it.

I remember the printer was connected using the "local file" option.. However I cant remember what it said in the text box - I thought it was something like \canon\s200 but it says that file doesnt exist.

How can I get the system to automatically reinstall the printer? I have also restarted the system & unplugged and re connected the printer.. but it doesnt work..

Any ideas? or even what that "local file" path should say?
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