Re: [expert] CUPS printers with Samba

2001-01-30 Thread Buchan Milne

Our printserver runs cups and samba. Once cups was working, restarting
samba then loaded all the printers available on the network without any
trouble. Of course I had to edit the print command for "raw" and "-r"
(remove)

Buchan

Stephen Carville wrote:
> 
> I just installed a Brother HL-1240 (very nice printer BTW) on my Linux box
> and I want it to be sharable with my wife's NT computer.  IN the 'old'
> days of lpd I just defined a [printer] section in smb.conf and -- viola!
> -- my printers were available to NT.  With CUPS that does not seem to
> work.  I tried defining it thru SWAT but that does not work.
> 
> I am sure this is simple procedure but the details have, so far, escaped
> me.  I used the "printing=cups" option suggested by the CUPS faq but I
> still cannot see the printer as a printer from the NT box.  Suggestions?
> 
> --
> --Stephen Carville
> http://www.heronforge.net/~stephen/gnupgkey.txt
> ==
> All religions are equally vile. What the Aztecs did with people's
> hearts, Judaeo-Christianity does with their minds.
> L. Neil Smith
> ==

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Re: [expert] CUPS printers with Samba

2001-01-28 Thread Stephen Carville

On Sun, 28 Jan 2001, Alen Salamun wrote:

- Hi!
- 
- Let me remind you, that you left out the "-r" parameter in "print command"!
- So all files you'll print will be kept in /var/spool/samba (and fill up your
- disk)! It is a bug in smb.conf example. I already reported it...

Oops!  Thanks! 

-- 
--Stephen Carville
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==
All religions are equally vile. What the Aztecs did with people's 
hearts, Judaeo-Christianity does with their minds. 
L. Neil Smith
==





Re: [expert] CUPS printers with Samba

2001-01-28 Thread Alen Salamun

Hi!

Let me remind you, that you left out the "-r" parameter in "print command"!
So all files you'll print will be kept in /var/spool/samba (and fill up your
disk)! It is a bug in smb.conf example. I already reported it...

Bye, Alen

> [HL-1240]
> path = /var/spool/samba
> browseable = yes
> guest ok = yes
> writable = no
> printable = yes
> create mode = 0700
> print command = lpr-cups -P lp -o raw %s
> lprm command = cancel %p-%j
>
> It works now...
>
> On Sat, 27 Jan 2001, Stephen Carville wrote:
>
> - I just installed a Brother HL-1240 (very nice printer BTW) on my Linux
box
> - and I want it to be sharable with my wife's NT computer.  IN the 'old'
> - days of lpd I just defined a [printer] section in smb.conf and -- viola!
> - -- my printers were available to NT.  With CUPS that does not seem to
> - work.  I tried defining it thru SWAT but that does not work.
> -
> - I am sure this is simple procedure but the details have, so far, escaped
> - me.  I used the "printing=cups" option suggested by the CUPS faq but I
> - still cannot see the printer as a printer from the NT box.  Suggestions?
> -
> -
>
> --
> --Stephen Carville
> http://www.heronforge.net/~stephen/gnupgkey.txt
> ==
> All religions are equally vile. What the Aztecs did with people's
> hearts, Judaeo-Christianity does with their minds.
> L. Neil Smith
> ==
>
>
>
>





RE: [expert] CUPS printers with Samba

2001-01-27 Thread Jose M. Sanchez

I too had similiar trouble with Samba and CUPS after a new 7.2 installation.

I found that I had to REMOVE all of the 7.2 cups RPMS (-e command) then
install all of the updated RPMs.

This fixed all my CUPS-Samba printing trouble.

-JMS


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Subject: [expert] CUPS printers with Samba


I just installed a Brother HL-1240 (very nice printer BTW) on my Linux box
and I want it to be sharable with my wife's NT computer.  IN the 'old'
days of lpd I just defined a [printer] section in smb.conf and -- viola!
-- my printers were available to NT.  With CUPS that does not seem to
work.  I tried defining it thru SWAT but that does not work.

I am sure this is simple procedure but the details have, so far, escaped
me.  I used the "printing=cups" option suggested by the CUPS faq but I
still cannot see the printer as a printer from the NT box.  Suggestions?

--
--Stephen Carville
http://www.heronforge.net/~stephen/gnupgkey.txt
==
All religions are equally vile. What the Aztecs did with people's
hearts, Judaeo-Christianity does with their minds.
L. Neil Smith
==






Re: [expert] CUPS printers with Samba

2001-01-27 Thread Stephen Carville

Solving my own problem.

I had to explicitly define the print command and printer queue in the
smb.conf file:

[HL-1240]
path = /var/spool/samba
browseable = yes
guest ok = yes
writable = no
printable = yes
create mode = 0700
print command = lpr-cups -P lp -o raw %s
lprm command = cancel %p-%j

It works now...

On Sat, 27 Jan 2001, Stephen Carville wrote:

- I just installed a Brother HL-1240 (very nice printer BTW) on my Linux box
- and I want it to be sharable with my wife's NT computer.  IN the 'old'
- days of lpd I just defined a [printer] section in smb.conf and -- viola!
- -- my printers were available to NT.  With CUPS that does not seem to
- work.  I tried defining it thru SWAT but that does not work.
- 
- I am sure this is simple procedure but the details have, so far, escaped
- me.  I used the "printing=cups" option suggested by the CUPS faq but I
- still cannot see the printer as a printer from the NT box.  Suggestions?
- 
- 

-- 
--Stephen Carville
http://www.heronforge.net/~stephen/gnupgkey.txt
==
All religions are equally vile. What the Aztecs did with people's 
hearts, Judaeo-Christianity does with their minds. 
L. Neil Smith
==





[expert] CUPS printers with Samba

2001-01-27 Thread Stephen Carville

I just installed a Brother HL-1240 (very nice printer BTW) on my Linux box
and I want it to be sharable with my wife's NT computer.  IN the 'old'
days of lpd I just defined a [printer] section in smb.conf and -- viola!
-- my printers were available to NT.  With CUPS that does not seem to
work.  I tried defining it thru SWAT but that does not work.

I am sure this is simple procedure but the details have, so far, escaped
me.  I used the "printing=cups" option suggested by the CUPS faq but I
still cannot see the printer as a printer from the NT box.  Suggestions?

-- 
--Stephen Carville
http://www.heronforge.net/~stephen/gnupgkey.txt
==
All religions are equally vile. What the Aztecs did with people's 
hearts, Judaeo-Christianity does with their minds. 
L. Neil Smith
==