similar to: Printing via Cups uses lpr ??

Hi everybody, my problem is the following: I got a Debian sarge system with cups 1.2.1-3 and wine 0.9.15-1 as well as a HP PSC1510 Printer/Scanner. In the documentation about wine is written, that printing wouldn't be a problem as everything is autoconfigured if you are using cups like I do. But all I get when trying to print from any application, is an error-message in the log:

Hi Printing in Samba is done this way: 1) Win 95 / 3.1 / NT uses the printer driver you selected there the same way, as if you would print directly to the parallel port, but insted if sending the data to the parallel port, it is send over the network to your samba server. 2) Samba recieves the data, and stores it in a file on your server. 3) Then, lpr ist called with the file the data was

Hi, I successfully setup printing on my FreeBSD box using Samba with apsfilter and lprng. However, I have encountered two issues: 1) Cannot print multiple copies of documents from my windows box (e.g. notepad). Only the first copy is printed and the rest don't get printed. 2) My spool directory is getting filled up and I would like the job removed after the print job is finished I've

I know that printing on Linux is somewhat of an art form, but I have a fairly simple problem. I used the following command to configure a networked printer (HP LaserJet 8150): lpadmin -p name -E -v socket://name -m laserjet.ppd -u allow:all - u deny:none This added and enabled the printer, and I can print to it using the print command from within a GUI application and PostScript

Hello, some time ago, I saw a version of wine that relies on CUPS for printing. At that time I was using apsfilter to print so I didn't fetch this version. Now I'd like to make a download but can't manage to find this version anymore. Any hints? Andi

I'm converting my NT 4.0 Print Servers to Samba Print Servers. Which printing system should I be using? LPR, LPRng or CUPS. I would love to have some feedback on the advantages and disadvantages or what the Samba Team recommends as a standard for working wih Samba. In case you need it, my system is SuSE 7 kernel 2.2.16 running under VM on s/390. Thanks, Josh Konkol, CNE MCSE Senior

On Tue, Apr 22, 2003 at 10:09:10AM -0400, jef moskot wrote: > I am having the exact same problem mentioned here: > http://www.apsfilter.org/Lists-Archives/apsfilter-stable-0211/msg00020.html > > This is a fresh install of the FreeBSD port: apsfilter-7.2.5_1 > The OS is also a fresh install of FreeBSD 4.8-RELEASE. > Was a solution ever found for this issue? [ Cc'd to

Hello List, I just installed wine-0.9.15, because I wasn't able to print with wine-0.9.8, but unfortunately the problem persists. System: Gentoo Linux 2006.0 Wine: 0.9.15 (duh) Printer: Cups-1.1.23 on separate machine (Gentoo 2006.0), on localhost only cupsclient This is what i do: - remove ~/.wine - run winecfg from xterm winecfg complains about printer problems, but continues:

Hello! We're using samba to manage our HP LaserJet 8000, which is a very fast and high capable printer. So we need the best performance, when we printing. The problem is when samba receive a file for printing it's copying the file to a tmp directory, and after that the lpr is copying this file out to its own spool directory. For example, where a 300M printing job is arriving from a

Hello, I have samba set up on a solaris 8 box. I set up a printer using an lpr port. When I send a job from a client through the queue on the samba box to the printer, the job shows up on the printer queue with the job name changed to a generic name such as smb20***. Does any one know why this is happening. Is there a configuration file that needs to be edited to allow the job name to pass through

Hi All, I am trying to print from a CentOS 5.3 server to a windows LPD service. After enabling the LPD service on Windows and creating a LPR port to a particular printer when I execute the following command on CentOS server I do not come out. lpr -H winprint:515 -P printer1 file.txt The above command does not exit. Do I need to configure anything on the server to be able to use lpr as a client ?

I'm have a remote printer installed in the cups. I shared the printer and it prints OK using the wine notepad. But I have a old application that prints only if have direct access to a lpt1 named port. We can test executing the program wine start.exe and run the command: echo 'test' > lpt1 that returns: File not found I tried to create the rule

Hi, can I map LPT1: to a command e.g. "|lpr" How can I use this? From my applications I only see the printers from my CUPS. How can I use a pritner like LPT1: now I'm using Wine 1.1.9 Regards, Shanku

Hello, To my great satisfaction I managed to run with a windows program which I use in my company (invoices, supplies etc). The program runs well except printing... When I try to print to my cups printers I get the following infos: fixme:winspool:WINSPOOL_EnumPrinters We don't handle PRINTER_ENUM_CONNECTIONS fixme:winspool:WINSPOOL_EnumPrinters We don't handle PRINTER_ENUM_CONNECTIONS

Hi, I've been using Samba for a while, and I'm now running all network printing here from Samba. However, while printing itself works fine, my users can neither view the print queue, nor delete jobs from it, and this is beginning to get annoying. I'm using LPRng to do all the printing. All the clients are NT4 workstations. Here's some selected bits of /etc/smb.conf and

Hi, I have a bizarre printing problem, and i think i've narrowed it down to either samba, or the way windows packages the file to be printed. I've recently implemented a new server. Users print through the linux server from their windows desktop machines. OLD server: -samba 2.0.7, which uses lpd NEW server: -samba 2.2.3, which uses cups The old server can print to the printer (Savin

We have been using CUPS to handle printing and have run into some "features" some of which a fresh install of the responsible server will probably fix. However there are some disparities between the documentation and our practical experience for which a clear statement would help others. The docs state when using CUPS the relevent lines of SMB.CONF should look like this: printing=cups

Hello List, sorry, that I have to repost my question a third time (last postings on June 23.), but unfortunately my problem remains unsolved. Here we go again: In short: I can print from any application except wine. My systems (first try): Workstation ray (192.168.99.10): Gentoo 2006.0 wine-0.9.15 Cups-1.1.23 no /etc/printcap no local printer connected /etc/cups/client.conf contains the line:

>Date: Mon, 4 Aug 1997 10:05:04 +0200 >From: marc.waknine@espace.aerospatiale.fr >To: samba@arvidsjaur.anu.edu.au (Non Receipt Notification Requested) >Subject: printer problem . URGENT help form SAMBA team !! >Message-ID: <9708040805.AA06185@musun95009.espace.aerospatiale.fr> > >on the SAMBA server i declare some printers >everything is ok in win3.11 because all

Suse Ver. 7.3 profesional Samba Ver. 2.2.1a Windows PC printer Setting smbprint_LS filter in the /etc/printcap file, to print on a printer connected to Windows PC (which is ok on other Linux Slackware and RADHAT versions), no sistem error is generated but the printer don't works and we receive, in /var/mail/root, the following mail: subserver pid 5687 starting at