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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 4/25/22 11:25, Thierry Huchard
wrote:<br>
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cite="mid:9e54bb0f5b923fcb7ae7317bfb335d4b@ordissimo.com">Le
2022-04-25 10:43, AG via sane-devel a écrit :
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<blockquote type="cite">I am using Linux Mint, Simple Scan and
Canon MF210 scanner-printer combo.
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The MF210 is on a different subnetwork and cannot be found by
SANE /
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Simple Scan.
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With the printer driver I can specify the IP address in the
properties
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configuration window and it will find it and it works but SANE
will
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only search the subnetwork by itself and not allow me to specify
an IP
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address.
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Is there a way that I could get SANE to work with an IP address
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outside of my network?
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Hi,
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Which driver are you using?
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scanimage -L
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Thierry
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I apologize for my ignorance but I thought SANE <i>was</i> the
driver or SANE used some system driver.<br>
The scanner does work when connected to the same subnetwork as it is
detected correctly but it cannot be found when connected to a
different subnetwork. <br>
If I ever installed a driver for the scanner I do not remember doing
so but I would have downloaded it from the official Canon web site.<br>
I have searched the system hw using hardinfo and other commands like
lshw but cannot find any mention of a driver that I can identify as
relating to the scanner. <br>
What can I do to find out?<br>
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