On 03.12, Till Kamppeter wrote:
> So we cannot call this cheapy thingy "winprinter" it seems to be a 
> "linprinter".
> 
> The driver (HPIJS from http://hpinkjet.sf.net/) is made by HP. It even 
> does not fully support the printer (driver resolution: 600x600 dpi, 
> printer resolution 1200x600 dpi). So you can expect an even better 
> quality in the future, when a new version of HPIJS comes out (I will 
> make new printer driver RPMs then).
> 
> But I did also my part on it, I am maintaining Foomatic 
> (http://www.linuxprinting.org/, the software and database to integrate 
> the driver with CUPS) and nearly all of the current printerdrake, 
> including fully automatic non-interactive print queue generation.
> 
>     Till

This remembers me of a problem I had with printerdrake (but sure related
to samba also). I gave up because I had more urgent things to do, but
I detected a problem.

I want to add a windows printer via samba. Auto detect did not work.
I tried to add the printer manually. All works fine until I try to print
a test page. Printerdrake tried to use something like 'smbprint', but
I only have samba3. So it is really named 'smbprint3'. I think that
autodetecting also fails because some like 'smblient' is not there,
because samba3 provides 'smbclient3'.

So, in short, samba3 and samba need a good amount of 'alternatives'
to get everything working. Or make them incompatible and add a few
symlinks in samba3 package.

Can somebody confirm this is really a bug, so I fill an entry in bugzilla ?
Or I'm forced to install both samba's ?

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