On Fri, 14 Nov 2003, Craig Small wrote:

CS> On Wed, Nov 12, 2003 at 06:36:32PM -0800, Patrick Powell wrote:
CS> > >
CS> > > 3. Users through Samba to share printers to WindowsXP... the
CS> > >    printer status always says "Access Denied, Unable to Connect"
CS> > >    for the printer status.  Is this status from lprng or from
CS> > >    samba?
CS> >
CS> > It appears to be from Samba...
CS>
CS> I think it is the stupid way windows XP does it printing.  I don't recall
CS> the full email or where I saw it but someone said you need to tell samba
CS> that the user on the windows XP computer is a printer admin to see
CS> printer status.
CS>
CS> It was a few weeks ago and the email was not what I was looking for but
CS> it might get you going on the right track Dan, or be completely wrong
CS> and waste several of your precious hours. :/

We had this exact problem. We turned back on a depreceated variable in
Samba and voila, it worked again.

Could it have been the "status = yes" maybe. I don't remember.

With it off, Windows shows no connect to printer, and with it on, Windows
shows a green Ready and also gets the correct description for the printer
queue.

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