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Subject: lprm doesn't remove remote print jobs, permission denied
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Package: lpr
Version: 1:0.48-1
Severity: normal
Removing remote print jobs responds with "remotename: cfXXXXX:
permission denied". When I (as root) edited the 'cfXXXX' file on the
server machine to have a FQDN 'Hxxx.xxx.xxx' line, then the client
machine was able to 'lprm 25' the job just fine.
It seems to me that 'permission denied' happens because:
1) The 'Hxxx' host line in original 'cfXXXX' file originates
from 'gethostname()' (lpr/lpr.c, line 139) and at least in my
setup this is the "short" name 'killi', not FQDN 'killi.adsl.netsonic.fi'.
2) When 'cfXXXX' gets transported to remote lpd, it takes the
long 'from' name with 'gethostbyaddr()' (lpd/lpd.c, chkhost(), lines
439 and 447). However, this long "client name" ends up only in
the _name_ of 'cfXXXX'; the contents of 'Hxxxx' line remains
at original 'Hkilli' and doesn't change to 'Hkilli.adsl.netsonic.fi'.
3) When lpd performs a remote 'lprm' it directly compares the host
name read from 'cfXXXX' 'Hxxxx' line to that returned by
'gethostbyaddr()'. (Read host from 'cfXXXX' at common_source/rmjob.c
line 229; compare read host with "from" (established at lpd/lpd.c,
chkhost(), lines 439 and 447) in function isowner(), line 268.)
Replacing the 'Hxxxx' line when copying the control file from client
to server with the "from" name as seen by server would appear to fix
this problem. However, I'm not sure at all if this is the "right"
way to do this...
-- System Information
Debian Release: 2.2
Architecture: i386
Kernel: Linux hihhuli 2.2.5 #2 Sat Jul 22 21:55:44 EEST 2000 i586
Versions of packages lpr depends on:
ii libc6 2.1.3-18 GNU C Library: Shared libraries an
ii netbase 3.18-4 Basic TCP/IP networking binaries
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This bug was fixed in lpr a LONG time ago.
Closing
- Adam
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