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...erver to which the printer is physically connected, or the windows client? If the former then ofcourse it's on some physicall interface. 6. Edit the configuration under the Detail tab, create a local port that points to the raw printer queue that you have configured above. Example: \\server\raw_q. Here, the name raw_q is the name you gave the print queue in the CUPS environment. Which detail tab? Is this on the cups admin webpage or a Dialog box on the client? I tried a lot of variations here and what worked didn't seem to resemble this at all. Though I would like to expand on this an...

Hi All, I'm trying to get samba to work with a CUPS printer setup. Unfortuantely I'm falling over at the first hurdle. I've installed samba 3.0.12 from sources and I've a redhat 9.0 box running CUPS 1.1.71. I've installed the following smb.conf file:- [global] load printers=yes printings=cups printcap name=cups passdb backend = tdsam [printers] comment = All Printers path

I am at my wits end. I have a brother hl1440 laser which I have working with Linux under cups, but I cannot get it working with samba and seen by a Windows XP system. I already have disk shares working properly. The printers name under cups is 1440. I want it's Windows printing to be done by the Windows driver. All the docs I have found online all seem to assume you already are a

...s workstation has joined the domain. I have a Cups printer called Epson_Samba and it shows up in the PDC's list of shares, viewable both with smbclient and Windows workstations. My smb.conf Cups printer share looks like: [printers] comment = Epson C42UX path = /var/spool/samba/raw_q admin users = Administrator, @domadm printer admin = @domadm guest ok = Yes printable = Yes use client driver = Yes browseable = yes 2: Make the [print$] share as described in the Samba HOWTO. In fact, for the method described here, you can call it a...