Put it into /usr/lib/cups/backend/ and make it executable. Then your network will also get scanned via DNS-SD/Zeroconf. This works with ALL printer setup tools: gnome-cups-manager, system-config-printer, KDE Printing Manager, CUPS web interface, ...
Please report your results here.
Note that CUPS 1.3 does not use DNS-SD for discovery of network printers. It only uses DNS-SD for making available info about the CUPS queues which are shared to the network (in addition to IPP).
This backend adds discovery of network printers via DNS-SD to all CUPS versions.
Can you try my DNS-SD backend for CUPS, from
http:// www.openprintin g.org/download/ printing/ dnssd
Put it into /usr/lib/ cups/backend/ and make it executable. Then your network will also get scanned via DNS-SD/Zeroconf. This works with ALL printer setup tools: gnome-cups-manager, system- config- printer, KDE Printing Manager, CUPS web interface, ...
Please report your results here.
Note that CUPS 1.3 does not use DNS-SD for discovery of network printers. It only uses DNS-SD for making available info about the CUPS queues which are shared to the network (in addition to IPP).
This backend adds discovery of network printers via DNS-SD to all CUPS versions.