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Void-specific instructions:
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By default, ipp-usb constantly runs in the background. It can also run on
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demand by utilizing udev rules to detect usb printers. You can enable
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this functionality by doing the following:
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echo 'OPTS=udev' > /etc/sv/ipp-usb/conf
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touch /etc/sv/ipp-usb/down
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ln -s /etc/sv/ipp-usb /var/service
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cp /usr/share/doc/ipp-usb/71-ipp-usb.rules /etc/udev/rules.d/
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Afterwards restart your computer or reload udev rules with `udevadm trigger`.
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You can also link the udev rules instead of copying them, this way they get
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updated with the package automatically:
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ln -s /usr/share/doc/ipp-usb/71-ipp-usb.rules /etc/udev/rules.d/
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Do note that because udev rules may run before runsvdir, having a printer
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connected at boot time will not reliably cause ipp-usb to start.
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Run the ipp-usb service once at startup with a oneshot-style service or cron
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to address this.
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