I see that CUPS has user vs. system defaults. Maybe a user default was set
that, unless explicitly set in a global setting, is overriding the settings
for each user. Some menu items have 'Set as user default' and some just 'Set
as default'. I am convinced that this duality of settings caused me si
On Sun June 23 2002 02:36 pm, Net Llama! wrote:
> Care to elaborate how, so that others might benefit in the future?
>
> edj wrote:
> > Sorry to have posted. Solved with lpadmin.
/etc/cups/printers.conf had "AllowUser All". I thought that was good
enough. After many vain attempts at reconfigu
Care to elaborate how, so that others might benefit in the future?
edj wrote:
> Sorry to have posted. Solved with lpadmin.
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Sorry to have posted. Solved with lpadmin.
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