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I updated one of my file servers to 3.0.6, and while file serving is improved (no M$-Office file already open messages), every time I access a printer my logs flood with messages like to those below. It seems I can set printer properites, etc... but when I print the jobs seem to go to never-never land (still researching where the jobs go). [2004/08/20 08:46:27, 0]

Hi all I tried installing a remote WINXP SMB shared Canon i255 Inkjet printer on the CUPS printer queue, but could not find the model number in the supported printers list. How do I print on this printer? With regards. Sanjay.

We have a last problem (I hope) before rolling out our new SMB domain using SuSE Linux 8.2 with Samba 2.2.7a and cups 1.1.18. It seams that not every windows printer driver is working correctly. Samba is configured as a PDC and distributes the windows printer driver files. The printing system is cups. Printers are connected via JetDirect-boxes to the network. Printers like the HP LaserJet 4100

...honest >>> and acknowledge that I'm talking about LASER printers, not the >>> $%^&* >>> inkjet silliness. >>> >>> In my DEFINITELY not-so-humble opinion, the "run away as fast as >>> you >>> can" advice applies to ALL inkjets that are intended for home use. >>> >>> The only real differences I'm aware of between Brother and HP LASER >>> printers are price, and the fact that the HP drivers are usually >>> included in the distribution by default, and you have to download >>>...

...cost -- but tend to last longer) with more costly cartrides (but each cartridge prints several *thousand* pages, vs. ink carts only printing *hundreds* of pages). Once you look in terms of *years* of service and *thousands* of pages, laser printers are actually cheaper to buy and operate than inkjets. The other *big* gotcha is printer language: laser printers are page oriented devices -- they *must* buffer a whole page at a time -- so often laser printers speak some flavor of PostScript (they might as well, since PostScript is also page oriented) -- this makes them almost always Linux / UNIX f...

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...at the people on this list are using for printers that are currently available, since we are using versions of CUPS and foomatic that are frozen, and any other issues or "gotchas" that you are aware of. For the replacement printer, I'm considering a color laser printer instead of the inkjets that I've been using, and I'm dithering back and forth over the question of direct-connect or networked printer. Suggestions, warnings, and horror stories are welcome. Thanks in advance. -- Ron Loftin reloftin at twcny.rr.com "God, root, what is difference ?&qu...

I've been having a problem when printing plots to a HP DeskJet 2500C printer. This printer, like most inkjet printers, has a large minimum bottom margin. For most HP inkjet printers, the bottom 1/2" (left 1/2" inch for landscape) of the page can't be printed too. The postscript device in R has a default of 1/4" margins between the paper edge and the plotting area. This

...ave to say that I've had very good luck with Brother printers. ?However, we have to be honest and acknowledge that I'm talking about LASER printers, not the $%^&* inkjet silliness. In my DEFINITELY not-so-humble opinion, the "run away as fast as you can" advice applies to ALL inkjets that are intended for home use. The only real differences I'm aware of between Brother and HP LASER printers are price, and the fact that the HP drivers are usually included in the distribution by default, and you have to download and install the Brother drivers. ?I'm sitting next to a Bro...

I have a hp photosmart C3180 all-in-one and am well and truly sick of it. It seems like every time I go on another printing binge, I need yet another print cartridge. hp-clean doesn't help. IIRC this use it or lose it "feature" is common to inkjets. What should I replace it with? If I want a non-cloggging printer, is laser jet the way I need to go? I'd like to do color occasionally, but might not want to pay the price for a color laser. -- Michael hennebry at web.cs.ndsu.NoDak.edu "Sorry but your password must contain an upperca...

Hello from Canada! I'm posting again about a problem I posted about in February, I'll repost the message here, with updated information. When I read that it was a possible/probably bug with Samba, I decided to wait a while and see if it wasn't hashed out by now. It doesn't appear to be fixed (or I messed up). Anyways, here is the information with updates. A "*" indicates

...Rng and it's various parts from my RH 7.1/KDE-2.2.1 system and installed Cups. I've set up all of my printers under Cups (two Laserjets, both PS and two inkjet, not PS) and they all work great with my linux apps and even with Corel WPO2K for Linux, but under Wine I can't get the two inkjets to work. The printers show up in the print dialog and when I click on OK to print the job, it seems to work, but all i get out of the inkjet printers is a Postscript error message... Error: /undefinedresult in --dev-- Operand stack: 72 0 Execution stack: %int (these line are stair-steppedaccro...

We're trying to share an Epson USB inkjet printer via Samba 3.0.2-7 on our new Fedora server. The share is set up OK, and can be seen and opened from Windows clients. However, although the Fedora box can print to the Epson, the Windows boxes can't. All other Samba shares, including a laser printer connected to the parallel port, work fine. Does anyone have a clue how to fix this?

Strange problem with Windows XP Home/Pro Clients and Fedora based Samba w/cups server. ----- Executive summary: I can make the printer print if I, in order: Install the printer driver in windows Delete the printer driver in windows so a smbstatus kill the session Install the printer driver in windows again. Then everything works. This is not just one client, its several. I assume its a

...> I have a hp photosmart C3180 all-in-one and am well and truly sick of it. > > It seems like every time I go on another printing binge, > > I need yet another print cartridge. > > hp-clean doesn't help. > > IIRC this use it or lose it "feature" is common to inkjets. > > > > What should I replace it with? > > If I want a non-cloggging printer, > > is laser jet the way I need to go? > > I'd like to do color occasionally, > > but might not want to pay the price for a color laser. > > I would go with inexpensive HP c...

...> very good luck with Brother printers. However, we have to be honest > and acknowledge that I'm talking about LASER printers, not the $%^&* > inkjet silliness. > > In my DEFINITELY not-so-humble opinion, the "run away as fast as you > can" advice applies to ALL inkjets that are intended for home use. > > The only real differences I'm aware of between Brother and HP LASER > printers are price, and the fact that the HP drivers are usually > included in the distribution by default, and you have to download and > install the Brother drivers. I'...

I am running samba 2.2.5 on a Redhat Linux 7.3 box in a very large Windows NT domain, and I am running into a few different issues that make no sense to me. 1) For some reason my local clients can only get to the server by using it's fully qualified domain name. If you use the short name you receive a message about not being permitted to connect from the current workstation ( or something

Sending my son back to college with a dual-boot laptop with Win 7 and CentOS 5.5. He uses Win7 to manage his iPod and SW that sometimes issued by a professor for a specific course...otherwise he uses CentOS for everything else. That setup worked well last year, except for printing. He has a low-end Cannon printer that is not supported in the Linux realm. Most of his coursework was uploaded to

Running RH6.0 I am able to print just fine from linux, the problem now is getting smb printing working. I am using an Intel Netport Express PRO/100 printserver. Previous to my upgrade from RH5.2 when I had the printer directly connected to the samba server, I was able to print just fine from the windows client machines (not using the raw method) My /etc/printcap is as follows ##PRINTTOOL3##