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trefex/cups-syno-hl3070cw

CUPS Synology container with driver for Brother HL-3070CW pre-installed based on quadportnick/cups-airprint. This CentOS 7 based image runs a CUPS instance that is meant as an AirPrint relay for printers that are already on the network but not AirPrint capable.

Note: This works only on Synology DSM NAS devices, as we use the avahi daemon from the NAS.

Prereqs

  • No other printers should be shared under Control Panel>External Devices>Printer so that the DSM's CUPS is not running.
  • Enable Bonjour service discovery needs to be marked under Control Panel>Network>DSM Settings

Configuration

Volumes:

  • /config: where the persistent printer configs will be stored
  • /services: where the Avahi service files will be generated

Variables:

  • CUPSADMIN: the CUPS admin user you want created
  • CUPSPASSWORD: the password for the CUPS admin user

Network:

  • Use Host network.

Ports:

  • 631: the TCP port for CUPS must be exposed

Using

CUPS will be configurable at http://[diskstation]:631 using the CUPSADMIN/CUPSPASSWORD when you do something administrative.

If the /services volume isn't mapping to /etc/avahi/services then you will have to manually copy the .service files to that path at the command line.

Notes

  • CUPS doesn't write out printers.conf immediately when making changes even though they're live in CUPS. Therefore it will take a few moments before the services files update
  • Don't stop the container immediately if you intend to have a persistent configuration for this same reason

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