Patrice, can you run the following commands and post the output here:
smbclient -N -L //192.168.1.100
nmblookup -R 'ENTREPRISE'
nmblookup -A 192.168.1.102
nmblookup -A 192.168.1.103
nmblookup -A 192.168.1.104
nmblookup -A 192.168.1.105
The first one is used by s-c-p and probably will not give
Please ignore the last comment, it was meant for another bug. Sorry.
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Just for the record, I'll look into creating an apparmor profile for
cups. If I succeed, we can drop the derooting patches and solve this bug
along with bug 119289.
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Pitti : be aware that Tim have packaged cups 1.3
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OK, I have a working profile now, let's go the apparmor route.
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Sourcepackagename: system-config-printer = cupsys
Assignee: Till Kamppeter = Martin Pitt
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@Patrice: I am aware of this, but it's not yet decided whether we'll
move to 1.3 in Gutsy.
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cupsys (1.2.12-1ubuntu2) gutsy; urgency=low
* Drop our derooting changes. It still has some regressions, and with
upstream not even acknowledging the need for improving cupsys' security we
will sit on this forever. (LP: #119289, LP: #129634)
- Drop derooting related patches:
With CUPS 1.3.0 RC2 this works out-of-the-box, so taking this version
into Gutsy this bug is fixed immediately. Red Hat/Fedora (and these are
the upstream developers of system-config-printer) have already switched
on their development branch (Rawhide).
Here you can get Ubuntu Gutsy packages (the
Tested also the CUPS 1.2.12-1ubuntu2 package now and with this system-
config-printer works correctly, too.
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Why do you think it needs to restart cupsd? It doesn't.
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We do need in Ubuntu, since when cupsd tries to reinitialize itself, it
drops the port binding to 631, and it cannot open this any more, since
at that time it runs as unprivileged system user. So, while this is
arguably a cups bug, it is very intrusive to fix in cupsd itself without
upstream
I should point out that restarting cupsd willy-nilly is *really* bad for
users who print long-running jobs (i.e. lots of copies, lots of pages).
Aborting their job half-way through, then restarting it, means they will
have to check through *all* of the output paper to see what went wrong,
and also
pitti, if you have already hacked the CUPS daemon to run non-root which
is not supported upstream, why don't you also hack the cupsd to not
close port 631 when receiving a HUP signal?
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Well, it can't be fixed properly in system-config-printer -- what about
remote CUPS servers?
Fix it in CUPS.
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Hi,
Till Kamppeter [2007-08-01 10:14 -]:
pitti, if you have already hacked the CUPS daemon to run non-root which
is not supported upstream, why don't you also hack the cupsd to not
close port 631 when receiving a HUP signal?
That would be ideal, of course, but as I said, it is very
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