I have searched www.mandrakeusers.org for this solution and haven't found
any. If anyone can tell me what I need to be doing or a page that has the
answer, that would be great.
I have a headless 9.1 server with a printer attached. I want to make this
printer available to both Linux and Windows
While I am not completly sure as to how it is done, I know for a fact that you
can share printers via both samba and ldap ? Well maybe not ldap, but I KNOW
samba works, try searching google.com for printer sharing under Mandrake,
using samba to share. Sorry I would help but I am not completly
I have a Windows98 box connected to a LM7.2 Box over a crossover Cat5. I
connect to the internet from the Linux Box. I can happily surf using both the
machines.
Unfortunately I bought a Lexmark Z22, which works only with Windows. How do I
set up the printer on the Windows box, so that I can
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|Greets,
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|I've got a small 3 box network running Mandrake 7.02 7.1
Did you create an /etc/hosts.lpd with all the host names in it?
That is the ticket. Did you read the printing HOWTO?
Joseph S Gardner wrote:
Greets,
I've got a small 3 box network running Mandrake 7.02 7.1 at home. Box #1 is a
gateway for box's #2 3. Box's #2 3 have
As I recall it is enabled by default in /etc/smb.conf if not the following should
do it for you. I also created a guest account so that my son could print from the
basement without me actually having to add him as a user.
# NOTE: If you have a BSD-style print system there is no need to
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If you have trouble setting up the print sharing, I see no reason why an A/B
printer switch couldn't be used. just change the cableing so each computer is
on the "output" end of the switch and the printer is the "input" side of the
switch, then label A as Win and B as Linux. I haven't tried
Optionally, you could run samba on the the Linux box. This will make
the Linux box appear as a Windows server to the Win98 box. You can
share your printer, drive space, etc. Go to www.samba.org for more
info. The latest version is 2.07, vs the 2.06 that comes w/ Mandrake
7.0, and the new
Jaguar wrote:
If you have trouble setting up the print sharing, I see no reason why an A/B
printer switch couldn't be used. just change the cableing so each computer is
on the "output" end of the switch and the printer is the "input" side of the
switch, then label A as Win and B as Linux. I
Monte Milanuk wrote:
Optionally, you could run samba on the the Linux box. This will make
the Linux box appear as a Windows server to the Win98 box. You can
share your printer, drive space, etc. Go to www.samba.org for more
info. The latest version is 2.07, vs the 2.06 that comes w/
Hi all. I'd like to share a printer between a Linux box and a Windows 98 box.
The printer is connected to the Linux box. I need to be able to print TO this
printer FROM the Windows box. How is this accomplished? By the way, the Linux
box is a dual boot (Windows 98 / Linux). When running Windows
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