I have a weird problem: I have a print server running Fedora Core 1 and serving a lot of printer queues using CUPS (also cups-lpd enabled and Samba to serve those queues to windows machines too). Other machines can print to the queues just fine, but tools like lpq, lpstat and the gnome-print-manager only show the local queue now, so as soon as the file is copied to the print server, they report an empty queue. As a result, users think their print has failed and submit the same job again. and of course the inability to see the queue also makes it impossible to remove jobs. When the print server was still running redhat 7 with LPRng it worked just fine. What I have done so far is to convert the client configuration to use CUPS in stead of LPD, but this makes no difference. I noticed a lot of allow/deny settings in /etc/cups/cupsd.conf but they seem to define access (which works already) and browsing (which I don't care about). I cannot find where to allow or restrict viewing of the printer queues. Any help would be appreciated. David Jansen PS: the FC1 install on the print server was a fresh install, and all the print queues and configurations were recreated manually so it is not an failed upgrade and there are no LPRng leftovers on the system...
