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Hi, I'm trying to upload printer drivers on a fresh samba installation (version 4.9.4). I configured the settings accordingly to the wiki and also followed the instructions for adding printer drivers. I am able to read and write to the print$ share and to access the samba server via the printer management console. However when I try to upload an driver (and I tried different type 3

I use Samba 3.0.2rc2 on Suse 9.0 (heimdal 0.6-68) as a Domainmember for File -and Printservices (about 100 Users). The Linuxbox ist added to the ADS, the User are mapped through winbindd. Everything works.. The I upgraded to Samba 3.0.2 and if I start the daemon, after a while follow Error occured if a Domainclient will connect to the Sambabox: [2004/02/13 13:33:43, 1] smbd/sesssetup.c:reply...

...inux. So perhaps someone could point as to a good (and ideally painless :-)) way to migrate. So the current setup is: A single Win2000 PDC used mainly as File- and Printserver on some ancient Hardware. Clients run WinXP and Win7. What we want to achieve: A Samba4 AD server offering File- and Printservices on new Hardware. (Later on we add another Samba4 Server in the same AD which we've already done on another Installation, so no problem here) What we consider as possibly helpful things we have available: A Windows 2003 License and a Win2008R2 License which is currently unused. All new ha...

Hallo, das Subject sagt schon fast alles. Zum besseren Verst?ndnis der Hintergrund. nachdem ich vor vielen jahren Pathworks-Server durch ein OS/2-Serversystem abgel?st habe,haben wir es auch noch geschafft, die n?chste Evolutionsstufe bis jetzt herauszuziehen. Wir nutzen File- und Printservices. Das ist alles. Die Anzahl der User tendiert gegen 150. Wir sind an zwei Standorten, aber ?ber VPN vernetzt. Die urspr?ngliche eigentliche Wunschvorstellung war diese: NAS mit Userauthentifizierung ?ber LDAP (wir haben ein zentrales LDAP-Verzeichnis, welches von Lotus/Domino (auf LINUX ;-)) be...

Hi, although I don't expect any answers (like most of the times) , here is my experience so far: I run a samba printserver for +3.000 hosts and 600 printers with a correct setup successfully. So be sure, everything is plugged in, I tried to turn it off and on again, I RTFM'ed and so on. Here is my most successfull attempt to get the printservice going on 3.5.1 and windows 7 46 bit

Hi, Am 25.03.2019 um 14:12 schrieb Marco Gaiarin via samba: > [...] > Some drivers there's no way to load (for example, some samsung MFP). > Some other load, but you have to do 2-5 try before they work. I did now try many different drivers from different vendors none of them worked thus I think there is something else wrong. I then did some more tests, trying to find anything being

I have some clients that connect to an application running on another server via ssh. They launch xterm and executes ssh to the site and start the application, i have a problem trying to redirect the printing to the local printer on the client pc. any ideas how can i that? thanks -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL:

Hallo, I must install a separatly printerserver for our PCs, a sun with solaris 2.5. The Win95/98-PCs connect the server with samba (1.9.18p10). The server shall not ask for a password if somewhere connect the printservices. But the server allways ask for passwords, not only at the first time. This Problem is only for win95, win98 works ok. Here my smb.conf: [global] printing = sysv printcap name = /usr/local/samba/lib/smbprintcap load pr...

Which drivers? Do you have a link so i can test them myself. Im running almost same settings and i just installed the samsung universal 3 driver from a win10 X64 pc ( as DOM\Adminstrator) This one; ?Samsung Universal Print Driver voor Windows 15.9 MB-25.4 MB SamsungUniversalPrintDriver3.exe On debian 9, samba 4.9.6 My first guess here is, incorrect folder rights, what is in the windows

Server is PII-350MHz/256 MB RAM, hardware mirrored high speed SCSI disks. Installed is SuSE 8.2 with Samba 2.2.8a RPM, XFS filesystems and LPRng as printservices. Server acts as PDC and WINS server. Clients are W2K SP2 (a few with SP3). There are +/- 100 clients. We see a server that is 100% busy and we see during a long time a very high CPU load (60- 95%) related to one W2K client. When this smbd process is finished (can take more then an hour) or kil...