F18: trouble with Brother 7360N printer

[Jim]

On 02/04/2013 01:07 PM, Daniel J Walsh wrote:
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> On 02/04/2013 12:05 PM, Jim wrote:
>> On 02/03/2013 02:18 PM, sean darcy wrote:
>>> On F18, updated.
>>>
>>> I've got a Brother MFC-7360N printer on 10.10.10.153. I can bring up its
>>> web page. I can print from a W7 laptop, and used to print from F17.
>>>
>>> I've attached the screenshot of the printer properties window as it was
>>> set up by the printer config utility.
>>>
>>> It has a device URI:  lpd://BRN001BA9967E79/BINARY_P1
>>>
>>> When I try to print I get for status:
>>>
>>> Processing - not connected?
>>>
>>> I've changed the URI to use the ip address:
>>>
>>> lpd://10.10.10.153/BINARY_P1
>>>
>>> That doesn't work either, can't print a test page. BUT, it generates no
>>> errors. F18/cups thinks all went well.
>>>
>>> Any help appreciated.
>>>
>>> sean
>>>
>>>
>> Sean, I noticed that the Brother MFC-7360N isn't shown in Fedora 18
>> printer drivers, did you have to download the drivers from Brother ?
>>
>> If so , and you have the drivers installed.
>>
>> do a ;    setenforce 0; fixfiles -F restore; setenforce 1; reboot  , as SU
>>
>> Normally Selinux has problems with drivers that don't come with Fedora.  I
>> have two printers where I have to download the drivers from Samsung and I
>> have to run the setenforce command to get Selinux to label the drivers
>> before I can get the printer to work.
>>
>>
> No need to do setenforce 0; setenforce 1
>
> The admin user (probably unoconfined_t) should be able to fix labels without
> turning off enforcing.
>
> If you know where the files were placed, running restorecon -R would be faster
> then relabeling the entire machine.
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Thats a True statement but your not going to know all the different 
locations the Driver will install.