In #260532, Andrew Pollock wrote:
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I've managed to resolve my problem without loss of life.
It seems that the newer Samba packages compiled with CUPS have an implicit
"printing = CUPS", even though my smb.conf did not have a printing directive
in the [global] section at all. (A bit of testparm -sv showed this).
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....then closed the bug report.
Steve reopened it with:
"I don't consider this bug resolved the Debian samba packages should
properly handle upgrading, so that printing doesn't suddenly break for
users like this."
However, testing on my current system:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~# jed /etc/whereami/detect.conf
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~# testparm -sv | grep printing
...
printing = bsd
So, samba defaults to "printing=bsd" just like it always has.
Same on 3.0.14a-3 (sarge version):
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/opt/tina> grep printing /etc/samba/smb.conf
# printing = cups
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/opt/tina> testparm -sv|grep printing
...
printing = bsd
So, samba defaults to bsd just like it always has and this bug is, for
me, really to be closed. I just don't do it now before Steve agrees.
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