Matthew Whitworth
2002-Feb-03 12:58 UTC
[Samba] <printer-name> on <netbios-name> Access denied, unable to connect
My formerly working samba(2.2.2)/lprng(3.8.2) system has recently gone odd. After printing documents from a Win2k client, the system tray printer icon sticks around (forever) with a mouse-over message that says "1 document(s) pending for <username>". When I double click on the system tray printer icon, the queue window appears to be empty, but the titlebar says "<printer-name> on <netbios-name> Access denied, unable to connect". My print jobs print just fine, though. Ideas...? Thanks, Matthew ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ struct matthew_whitworth { char *email; char *url; } mw = { "matthew@okcomputer.org", "http://www.okcomputer.org/~matthew/" };
Gerald Carter
2002-Feb-04 06:28 UTC
[Samba] <printer-name> on <netbios-name> Access denied, unable to connect
On Sun, 3 Feb 2002, Matthew Whitworth wrote:> My formerly working samba(2.2.2)/lprng(3.8.2) system has recently gone > odd. After printing documents from a Win2k client, the system tray > printer icon sticks around (forever) with a mouse-over message that says > "1 document(s) pending for <username>". When I double click on the > system tray printer icon, the queue window appears to be empty, but the > titlebar says "<printer-name> on <netbios-name> Access denied, unable to > connect". My print jobs print just fine, though. Ideas...?See the "use client driver" parameter for a hint of what might be happening. chau, jerry --------------------------------------------------------------------- Hewlett-Packard http://www.hp.com SAMBA Team http://www.samba.org -- http://www.plainjoe.org "Sam's Teach Yourself Samba in 24 Hours" 2ed. ISBN 0-672-32269-2 --"I never saved anything for the swim back." Ethan Hawk in Gattaca--
Matthew Whitworth
2002-Feb-06 00:33 UTC
[Samba] <printer-name> on <netbios-name> Access denied, unable to connect
On Mon, 4 Feb 2002, Gerald Carter wrote:> On Sun, 3 Feb 2002, Matthew Whitworth wrote: > > > After printing documents from a Win2k client, the system tray > > printer icon sticks around (forever) with a mouse-over message that > > says "1 document(s) pending for <username>". When I double click on > > the system tray printer icon, the queue window appears to be empty, > > but the titlebar says "<printer-name> on <netbios-name> Access denied, > > unable to connect". My print jobs print just fine, though. Ideas...? > > See the "use client driver" parameter for a hint of what might be > happening.Okay, I read the smb.conf man page, and it sounds like I should either use "use client driver = yes" or install the driver on the Samba host. 1. When I use "use client driver = yes", the printer spool window shows a ghost job called smb.prn with status "Paused". I cannot Cancel or Restart the job, and there is no file called smb.prn on my Samba host or anything in my UNIX print queue. 2. When I follow the instructions to install the driver onto the Samba host using the Windows "Add New Printer" wizard (after creating a [print$] share, etc.) I get a message saying that I need to install files from my Windows 2000 Server CD. Having no such CD (and not planning to purchase one) I cancel. Oh, and yes -- it seems I lied. My formerly working setup was 2.0.x. This is what happens when you "apt-get upgrade" at 2:00 AM. Thanks, Matthew ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ struct matthew_whitworth { char *email; char *url; } mw = { "matthew@okcomputer.org", "http://www.okcomputer.org/~matthew/" };