Please, let us know if you have success with any of the advices posted here.
On Sun, 2004-07-25 at 03:59, Dave Washburn wrote:
On Saturday 24 July 2004 19:04, Scot L. Harris wrote: > On Sat, 2004-07-24 at 20:48, Dave Washburn wrote: > > Actually, that's the whole problem: I set CUPS to use the SMB shared > > printer and it still can't talk to it. I'm ready to try anything short > > of a sledge hammer at this point. > > I posted a message in the last few days with details on how I setup > linux to windows printing. I only just joined today. Can you point me to the message? > I believe the real trick is very careful attention to user permissions > and login data when setting up the printer on both the linux and windows > side. > > Make sure you configure samba to be in the same workgroup and use user > security. Did all that, I've checked the samba configuration, user and login stuff, a dozen times. Once again, before with RH9, I switched to LPRng, did nothing whatsoever else, and it took off like the proverbial bat. Fedora isn't even giving me the option AFTER I installed LPRng. Once I installed it and uninstalled CUPS, the print system switcher (which I looked at just to see if LPRng would finally show up) told me I had NO printing system installed. > With Red Hat 8.0 I had given up on this also. Once I had it working > with FC1 I was able to go back and sort out Red Hat 8.0 printing. In > that case I was unable to the the redhat-config-printer tool, I had to > use the CUPS interface to setup the print queue. > > In FC1 and FC2 I was able use system-config-printer to set everything > up. I've been into that program until it's sick of me. No help. Ditto for the browser-based CUPS configuration. It still doesn't work. -- Dave Washburn http://www.nyx.net/~dwashbur Insert clever epigram here...or not
