Michael R Sweet

@markosjal Yes, it is possible. Look at the documentation on setting this up.

@markosjal Depending on the version of CUPS you are using, you might also need to make sure the execute bit (chmod +x filename.php) is set.

@markosjal Can you attach the PHP file you are using?

@jschwender The CGI support was simplified in CUPS 2.0, but unfortunately the documentation hasn't been updated. All that is required is to create a MIME `.types` file (call it `cgi.types`)...

Documentation changes and examples added to Apple CUPS: [master d03753f33] Update CGI documentation and add testable examples for CGI support (Issue #5940) and OpenPrinting CUPS: [master 3318d9f4f] Update CGI documentation...

(Sorry, I don't speak/write Russian, but was able to translate via Google...) If you can enable debug logging (`cupsctl --debug-logging`), wait for some of the subscriptions to be created, and...

@Tarzan142 OK, so I don't see any subscriptions getting created. By chance, did you stop the CUPS service before cleaning out the subscriptions.conf file? You need to do that, otherwise...

@chalmerssys Can you attach the PPD files for the queues that don't work? The GUI and command-line use two slightly different PPD generators (the GUI one only supports AirPrint while...

OK, I'm really not sure what the problem is here. ipp2ppd is reporting that this printer doesn't correctly report the "urf-supported" attribute, which means the Mac has no clue how...

OK, tracking this for a subsequent Apple CUPS update as well as over in [OpenPrinting CUPS](https://github.com/OpenPrinting/cups/issues/262).