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Ive installed cupsys on debian etch and allowed my computer access to it in the web interface conf. When i try to access it it asks me to upgrade to ssl but the ssl page doesnt load. When i look in the /etc/cups/ssl/ directory there is no server certificates or anything and also if i look in the error_log while in debug it just sticks at Generating Server Key...

 

Is there a way of turning off the SSL requirement on the web interface

Edited by Jackd
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I think this might work...

 

nano /etc/cups/cupsd.conf

 

and scroll down till you find

 

Encryption Required

Order allow,deny

 

and put a # in front of the encryption line

 

ctrl + x to exit nano, and Y to save

 

Then restart cupsd

 

That should do the trick i think

 

PS: just going to https://localhost:631 should work

 

(you might need to install openssl if its not on the system already)

Edited by RabbieBurns

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