Norm Jacobs wrote: > weknox wrote: > >> After much trial and error I have a printer that works on opensolaris >> snv_98, an amd_64. >> >> There are a few problems that show up, however. >> >> 1. The "add printer queue" pop-up keeps multiplying. There are now about >> 15 instances that show up when I boot up the machine. Manageable now but, >> yikes, what a problem in the future if it keeps growing. >> >> > This is fixed in build 99 or 100. The desktop integration for the print > management tools move around some and we ended up with two autostart > files for the ospm for a build or two. For build 98 only, the duplicate desktop file that causes 2 copies of ospm-applet running. This is fixed in b99. Having 2 copies running does not cause 15 Add Queue Dialog to pop up. Are the pre-filled queue information the same for all or do they refer to different pinters? We have integrated into snv97 to create queues for network printers in the background. So Add Queue Dialog only popup if these are local printers, do you have 7 or more local USB printers connected to your machine? (May sounds silly I asked never the less :)
-Ghee > You can remove > /usr/share/gnome/autostart/ospm-applet.desktop to fix this. > > >> 2. Both services "svc:/network/device-discovery/printers:snmp" and >> "svc:/application/print/ipp-listener:default" fail at startup and go to >> maintenance. >> >> > The printers:snmp service fails because it requires the SUNWsmmgr > package for the SNMP MIBS to work. For some reason, the SNMP support is > not completely there on the base install. You should be able to fix > this by doing the following: > $ pfexec pkg install SUNWsmmgr > $ pfexec svcadm restart hal > $ pfexec svcadm clear printers:snmp > > The IPP listener service appears to have similiar issues. It's > implemented as an Apache 1.X module and it doesn't appear that Apache is > in the base install. You can either disable the service if you don't > have any remote IPP client systems or install the Apache 1.3 packages. > Once you have installed them, you should be able to use > $ pfexec svcadm clear ipp-listener > to start the service. > > -Norm > > > _______________________________________________ > opensolaris-discuss mailing list > opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org > _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
