Hi all, Can some kind soul help me with this problem? I've wasted a few days on this and didn't get very far...8-< We have a Compaq SP750 (dual P3 Xeon) with LM 7.1 installed and connected to our corporate intranet (NT4). I have been struggling to set up printing to a SMB printer on the corporate network. I learned the hard way that I had to remove printpro. In my struggle I also removed lpr, printtool and rhs-filters (and others) to try and get cups to install. I finally got cups 1.1.5 rpm from the cups site to install. I also upgraded samba-common, samba, and samba-clients to 2.0.7. I can use smbclient and smbprint (slightly modified) to print, but I can't get cups to print. The status says "printer lp is disabled - Unable to connect to SAMBA host: Success". I checked Till's article, and it says to use kups. I checked out kups, and it requires KDE2 (along with other packages). I do *not* want to upgrade to KDE2 (yet), since I have LM7.2 with KDE2 at home and it is not as stable as KDE1. So, can someone tell me how to setup the SMB printer under cups? Where do I specify username and password? Can I use some magic filter with this setup (such as rhs-filters)? How? Also, the Linux box is being used by several people in my group. How do I configure the system so that everyone will be using his/her own NT username and password to print to the SMB printer? Thanks a bunch in advance! Andy
