> Can I just check, why exactly are you using Cups? Is it for centralized > administration on one server? > > Have you also checked under the Security properties on the printer on > Windows XP? > > Although my other half's PC isn't on a domain (I can check one on a > domain later), if I check the properties of her printer it has the > following permissions on the printer: > > Administrators (XPDESKTOP\Administrators) can Print, Manage Printers and > Manage Documents. > CREATOR OWNER (as far as I know the user creating the document) can > Manage Documents. > Everyone can Print > Power Users (XPDESKTOP\Power Users) can Print, Manage Printers. > > I'm just thinking maybe on a domain you might need to add something like > DOMAIN\domain users to the machine and give them permissions to print, > that way they'll be able to at least print and manage their own documents. > > I'll check at work later though and see how their printers are configured. > > Rob _________________________________________________________________
Yes I have seen this security tab and will play with it at some time, I think this might bring the brake through. Ummmm, when you say "Why do i Use Cups..." Not to sound dumb but what else should/could I use, If I remember correctly I tried to hit the printer directly but this did not work well also... and I thought CUPS is the best way to setup printers on a Linux Network, Please note this is not TCP/IP printers (I have 1 on the network but have NO problems with this printer) thanx -- ubuntu-uk@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-uk https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UKTeam/
