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I'm attempting to join a Samba 3.0.4 domain on a Debian linux box, with a Windows XP client. Problems 1) Can only get the join to work if I use the root account. On Win2k I can use any account in the Domain Admins group. 2) The join succeeds, the unix account and the smb account are created but the smb account is disabled, and the password contains all XXXXs. Joining the domain works

I am trying to allow printing from my linux box to my win98 box, to which my epson stylus printer is attached. It's just not happening...something tells me I'm flirting with a world of pain. I *can* print a file by going: smbclient //rory/EPSON translate print /etc/group but I cannot print from applications, nor can i use smbprint. I tried going: cat /etc/passwd | sh -x smbprint

Hi there. I have the following Problem (configuration follows): I have configured Samba with 3 printers, 2 of them with direct connection over TCP, because they are connected directly to the internal network. When I try to print on one of them, the printing application on a Windows XP Professional client freezes and a Windows 2000 client reports an error message, that there is a problem with

I was wondering if anyone has come across an error in their winbindd log: could not lookup membership for group rid S-1-5-21-3506869558-4124343851-970148941-2025 in domain BOGUS (error: NT_STATUS_NO_SUCH_GROUP) I have all the mappings done correctly: domainadmin (S-1-5-21-3506869558-4124343851-970148941-512) -> domainadmin domainusers (S-1-5-21-3506869558-4124343851-970148941-513) ->

I have 3 Linux rh9.0 servers on the network all using Samba/LDAP to authenticate. One is acting as the PDC and the other two are domain members. On one server I don't have winbind running and everything works great, however, on the other server, if I turn off the winbind I get a password prompt and cannot access the server. I have no need for winbind but I'm forced to keep it on.

Hello, I print from a Win2000 Station to a Debian SID with Samba and cups ( [samba 2.999+3.0.alph] [cupsys 1.1.18-1] ), I can print but on the Win2000 I have the message (unable to connect on the printer ....) and this is a part of my error_log file: adPPDs: Read "/etc/cups/ppds.dat", 143 PPDs... I [07/Jan/2003:19:06:31 +0100] LoadPPDs: No new or changed PPDs... E

L.S. Situation: I am running Samba 2.2.7a as my DPC in a small business network with win98/ME clients. A big Fiery printer/scanner/copier device is also part of this network. It has its own printserver. Since Win98/ME can not print to an LPD queue directly, I have setup Samba to spool the printjobs send by the clients to the Fiery server. All is working well, but there is a small problem. This

I can't seem to find an answer or a workaround, and I've received stoney silence on this one. There aren't any answers in the archives (well, I didn't find any in the hours on several days I spent, anyhow). I'm convinced that I can't be the *only* one with this problem, nor am I convinced that there is absolutely no one who can help. Please feel free to jump in with

hello, i have a toshiba FC22 printer/copier which is attached to a fiery Z4 RIP and i'm running into a driver option issue. the print driver is a slightly modified version of the adobe postscript driver 5.2, more trays, paper sizes, etc. when i setup this printer via either a local win2k TCP/IP printer or network printer on a win2k or nt4 server i get all the paper sizes, trays, etc. yet

Hello list, I am trying to set up a remote Epson printer with a Epson print server attached. I am using IPP and when setting up a print queue from system- config-printer, I am unable to print a test page. I get this error: There was a problem sending CUPS test page to 'remote740' queue: lpr: error - unable to print file: server-error-service-unavailable I can however print a test

Dear All, I've used the X-12-ARIMA or its earlier versions from S+ and R under both Unix and Windows platforms for many years using the klugey approach of calling an executable using in R the system function. I've found this serviceable for the following reasons. 1) Paul Gilbert's hunch is correct that many of the subroutines have extensive IO calls (especially the X-11 engine)

Hi All, I have problem counting pages on LBP 2000 (canon) it uses HP PCL5 language but when I try to count the '\f' (\x0C) in the lpd data file (dfAxxxxxxx), it appears a large number I have tried to bypass the graphics code by filtered out the ' \x1B*r#A'.....'\x1B*rB' but it seem no effect. Can any one help me? thank you

OK we do all the steps in my previous missive and everything looks fine, landscape, collating the whole works. This is on a Laserjet 4000 with the latest PCL6 driver. The firm still has a good number of Laserjet 4s so we dutifully load up the latest PCL5E driver for the 4 and connect to the 4 on a couple of workstations. Everything goes to hell. Landscpae, collating and all other problems

My wife has just gotten a new printer which works perfectly when connected either to her Win98 box or to my woody box. However I am unable to share the printer between the two machines. Here are my choices in order of increasing desireability. I could of course just move the cable whenever I want to print from my box. This is the obviously least desireable option. The windows machine can

Hi, There is a Printer connected to Windows XP Pc and shared it. (its name is epson lq 2090) Now, I want print from a CentOS 4 box. by using printconf command, Added the printer to Centos box. But, I could Not take print out. Anyway. When I printed a test page, Printer worked, Paper also came out. But, Paper is BLANK. Then, I followed below URL as well http://infected.wordpress.com/ But,

Hi All, Does anyone have printing problem with an EPSON C80 connected to a Win98 OSR2 with USB cable ? I'm trying to "lpr'ing" a text file from a Linuxbox RH7.2 to the above printer without success. The print seem sent ok, because the green led flash something, but doesn't print. Any suggestion ? Thanks in advance. Roberto Fichera.

I have a notebook with Windows Xp. This PC works connected both to my office network and my home network. At work I can print from this PC to any printer on the network, in particular on a Epson 810 that is connected to a Linux box with RedHat 8.0 At home I have a Epson C70 connected to a Linux box with RedHat 9, but I can't print on the Linux printer I copied the smb.conf file from

I've seen a lot on printing from Win boxes to printers on Linux boxes. I've found very little on printing from Linux to Windows printers. The HOWTO has some information and I've found several other sources, but I still can't get my Linux box to print to a Windows 2000 printer. I'm using Mandrake Linux 8.2, Samba 2.2.3a, CUPS (I'm not sure of the version, I think

Hello there, We're using a reasonably large network of linux boxes, about 6 of them offering printing services through CUPS. This has worked remarkably stably for the last months, but we've got one lasting problem with Samba that someone may have a hint to offer. We use an smbd on one of the linux boxes that offers the shared CUPS printers to the windows clients on the network. Now

Printing seems like a popular subject here lately. ;) I have an Epson Stylus Color IIs which I had connected to my Linux box. It was mapped on my NT box, and everything worked fairly well (except for the print quality--NT drivers for that printer suck). So, I bought a new printer--an Epson Stylus Color 740. I hooked it up to Linux, made the necessary changes to /etc/printcap, and printed some