Joe Reed <jnr@po.cwru.edu> writes:

> in order to use the rc.d scripts, the variable needs to be set to Yes in 
> rc.conf.  the warning is telling you that you need to add the line
>
> cupsd= Yes
>
> to your /etc/rc.conf file.  That allows the rc script to start the 
> application.

It worked. I appreciate it.

> your other problem probably is caused by the fact that cups is not running.

This problem still remains, unfortunately.  

>> Next, I tried accessing to "http://localhost:631/" with w3m but nothing
>> happens. I mean, w3m can't access that URL.  Someone said in an old mail
>> that several web browsers can't access to the above URL. Is that so?

Regards,

--- Shigeki UNO