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# chuckcharlie/cups-airprint-brother
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Fork from [quadportnick/cups-airprint](https://github.com/quadportnick/docker-cups-airprint)
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This Ubuntu-based Docker image runs a CUPS instance that is meant as an AirPrint relay for printers that are already on the network but not AirPrint capable. I am running this on CentOS. I forked the original to add support for my Brother MFC-7840w printer, and use the latest Ubuntu base.
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## Prereqs
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* Install avahi on local host.
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* `yum install avahi`
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* `systemctl start avahi-daemon`
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* `systemctl enable avahi-daemon`
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## Configuration
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### Volumes:
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* `/config`: where the persistent printer configs will be stored
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* `/services`: where the Avahi service files will be generated
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### Variables:
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* `CUPSADMIN`: the CUPS admin user you want created
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* `CUPSPASSWORD`: the password for the CUPS admin user
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### Ports:
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* `631`: the TCP port for CUPS must be exposed
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## Using
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CUPS will be configurable at http://[diskstation]:631 using the CUPSADMIN/CUPSPASSWORD when you do something administrative.
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## Notes
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* I had to run the [airprint-generate.py](/root/root/airprint-generate.py) script on the local host to get the avahi service file to generate.
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* `python airprint-generate.py -H localhost -p 631 -u admin -d <your services dir>`
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